Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1952 August 13

7 ns Available | C

Administration, of representatives
14 southern and southeastern states
to Virginia) for the purpose of
g out plans to make loans to farm-
he emergency drought area. The
} was attended in addition to the

ntatives of the state departments
Iture, bankers assuciation, office
stabilization and other interest-
partments and agencies ~

major part of Wednesdays meet-
\ugust 6th) was spent evaluating
sustained by farmers through-
states from Texas to Virginia. It
ed that the states of Kentucky,
e, Georgia, Alabama and Missis-
the worst effected with consid-
sses in North Carolina, South
ina, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma,

from.an estimate up to 80 percent
in corn, pastures aad other
fs with considerable loss in cot-

Fuod Supply came in for discussion
se in these major drought-stricken_,
; it was reported that most farmers
almost completely out of garden

le Farmers Home Administration
ranged to. make three types of

One type of loan is fox the pucpose

chasing hay and other. feedstufts
amediate use with the idea in view
iag to prevent farmers from being
to dispose of their foundation

second type loan will be made for
icpose of enabliug farmers to buy
d fertilizer to plant early crops for

nd winter feed and grazing in order
tleviate the emergency feeding situa-
without the farmer being forced to
eed for the entire winter.

icd type loan is intended for 1953
ton and will probabdy not'be avail-

et dealt wi vith.





director of each of these states, by

s and parts of Missouri. This loss

peanuts and vegetable crops. The

'

il after the immediate emergency |




these. loans, will be A





WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1 1952



NUMBER 46

PORTANT MEETINGS

Meeting On Vesicular
ixvanthema In Swine

Editorial By TOM LINDER

On Satucday, August 2nd., a meeting
was held in the Senate Chamber in the
State Capitol to discuss methods and
measures to control and eradicate the
the new disease-in hogs, which is known
as VESICULAR EXANTHEMA.

After considerable discussion it was

- agreed to continue the meeting on Thurs-

day, August, 7th, and invite the state
officials
livestock disease control from all Ba
southeastern states.

On Thursday, the 7th, the meeting

_was convened in the House of Represen-

tatives with commissioners of agriculture,
state veterinarians, representatives from
packing houses and sales barns, and farm-
ers present. The following states were
represented: Virginia, West Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and of
course Georgia. In addition, there were

representatives from the Bureau of Ani-

mal Industry of the U. S. pe reiont of

- Agriculture,

In the discussion it was emphasised

that this disease, which was imported

_from Asia, into California, had caused

great havoc among the hogs in California
for 20 years, and had never gotten out of
California until June of this year. On
Jwne 16, 1952 the disease was diagnosed
ina far western state and by July 18,
1952 had been scattered into 17 addi-
tional states. This gives an idea of the

rapidity with which the disease can



determined by the conditions on each |

individual farm. All of these loans will
be made by Federal authorities with
Federal money, over which the State has
no control, It is my understanding that
these loans will be limited to farmers
who are unable to borrow elsewhere.

Every farmer should keep in mind

his needs for the next 12 months and-use
his credit this fall only to the extent that
is absolutely necessary because it will
be of little use to get an emergency loan
if you are not able to make a crop next

. Spring,

TOM LINDER

Commissioner of Abpiealiucs



having the responsibility of .



spread, and emphasizes the ~ absolute
necessity for quick and drastic measures

to prevent its getting a foothold in the _

hog producing states of the southeast.

It was also emphasized that the dis-
ease can be handled by taking proper
measures, provided that transporters,
slaughtering houses, dealers, sales barns
and stock yards cooperate fully with en-
forcement officials and abide strictly by
the laws, rules and regulations promul-
gated by Federal and state authorities.

This, of course, assumes that farmers

will be very careful not to carry infected __ 4

animals to-their farms.

It was further emphasized that it
would be a great hardship and very ex-
pensive for each individual state to main-
tain adequate policing of quarantines and

regulations without the assistance and

aid of other states.

It was also emphasized that the en-
forcement of quarantine by individual
states necessitating an embargo on the
movement of live hogs and pork producis -
would work a hardship and loss on farm-
ers, barn operators and slaughtering
houses, and interfere with the normal
movement of pork products to He con:
sumer. =:

It was the consensus of all present
that it was most desirable for as many
contiguous states as possible agree on a
uniform procedure, rules and regulations.
for a region, rather than for a single
state. Those attending this meeting be-
lieve that if it were possible for all of the
states east of the Mississippi River and
south: of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers ta
work together they could maintain a
quarantine on all bridges and ferries and
protect the entire region at substantially

the same cost or less than any single

state could maintain a quarantine at its
own borders. It would also be more
effective.

The meeting appointed a committee
of state veterinarians, representatives of
each branch of the industry, and farmers
to draft a uniform plan for dealing with
this dreaded disease.

As this is being written, that com-
mittee is working on thls program. The

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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Model B Allis-Chalmers
Tractor, good condition, for
wale. George Tatum, Glennville.

1 old model Fordson Tractor
with iron wheels with set har-
rows, no side plow, motor new
overhauled, $50. Mack Green,
Dahlonega, Rt. 3.

Papec Ensilage Cutter on
wheels with about 30 ft. of
pipe for sale. J. M. Alsobrook,
Conyers, Rt. 2.

1951 Model A John Deere
Tractor ~ equipped with light
Power-Troi and_ Rollomatic

Front Wheels, $700. under list;

1946 . Model Ford-Ferguson
Tractor and Bottom Plows,
$895. All perfect condition.

David Simpson, Cochran.

2 Oliver Goober Plows, 2 H
Wagon, 2 H Cultivator, Weed-
er, Spring Tooth Harrow, 2 H
Mowing Machine, Middle Bust-
er Plow, Scrapes, Cole Planter,
2 H Turn Plow, also Horse
Mule and a Mare Mule, 7 and
8 yrs. old, around 1250 Tbs. ea.
- Ww. Holloway, Juliette, Rt.

One 2 H Wagon, at my place,

bargain for $25. L. M. Na-
tions, Canon, Rt. 3.

2 Mule Lilliston. Walking
Cultivator, $50. FOB. L. P.

Kicklighter, Glennville.

Intl. Han.mer Mill, A-1 cond.,
and new Mowing Machine for

= J. Atkins, Clermont, Rt.
Silver King Tractor, fair
shape, with turner, disc and

woad scrape, only used for cut-
ting grass, 22 hp, $150. Or ex-
change for Chopper that works
behind buildozer. M. H. Sim-
mons, St. Simons Island, Ga.,
c/o West Point Plantation.

J. D. 2 Row Cotton Stripper,
Picked around 20 bales 1951, in
g0od condition, $1,000. Come
eee. L. H. Edentfield, Stillmore.

Homemade Tractor, 10 x 24
tires, 2 Disc Oliver Plow, 12
Dise IHC Single Section Har-
row, new scalloped disc, 3 Hud-
gon Chick Gas Brooders for
wale. H. L. Bailey, Roswell, Rt.
1, Phone 5515.

1 Ford-Ferguson Tractor with
eultivator, $850.; One 6 Row
4Root Duster mounted to work
,en Ford Tractor, $150.; Bush
ie Bog Harrow, lift type, $200.
en miles East Hawkinsville.

D. H. Simmons Sr.,
ville.

1 mule drawn Mowing Mac-
bine, Mc-Cormick-Deering No.
%, runs in oil, A-1 cond., $50.
Cc. B. Elam, Albany, 1200 Four-

Hawkins-



th Ave. Phone 2119 J.

J. D. Mower with 7 ft. blade,
used very little, at my home.
C. R. West, Richland.

First Class Grist Mill, strong-
ly mounted, 20 in rock includ-
ing pulleys, good vise, heavy
anvil, bellows, set bolt dies,
$175. at my home. Mrs. H. V.
Whittle, Fowlstown.

New Holland Pickup Hay
Baler _and Rake, also Culti-
packer and Seeder Box for 4
Disc Tiller, all A-1 cond. See
between Hartwell and Royston
on Hwy 29. Harold Hendrix,
Canon, Rt. 1.

One Gee Whiz 3 Two Horse
Turner, 2 H Wagon, Cole
Planter, Guano Distributor,
Rake, Farm Bell, $70. for lot.
Located.on Shadburn Ferry Rd.,

2 1/2 mi. No. Buford. Will
Brown, Buford.

Frone Cultivators; for Ford
Tractor, wheel weights for
Farmall and Chief Garden

Tractor with equipment. Make
offer. James H. Kent, Powder
Springs, Rt. 2.

oie Lactors, - Gesand

models powertrols, new cond.,
tiller, bush and bog harrows,
tractor wagons, subsoiler, Al-
lis-Chalmers Combine, near
new, good cond., and Servis
Terracing Plow, for sale. J. R.
Edickson, Atlanta, P. O. Box
4533. Tel LA +3838.

One J. D. Hammer Mill, 6
in. size, in good cond., $75.
Tel CA: 1363) cd: Ov Thomp-
son, College Park, Rt. 2, Box
85, Riverdale Rd.

Massey-Harris 1 Plow Pony
Tractor with 26 in. disc plow,
10 disc harrow, hydraulic lift,
wheel weights and other equip-
ment. Used few hours only.
Will finance. Wm. H. Titus,
Lithonia, Rt. 2, Tel. 6279.

Planter for Gibson Tractor,
new, never used (cost $150.),

ve

for $50. cash. P. D. Hearn,
Marietta, Rt. 3, Phone 5-5994.
Case Corn Harvester or
Binder, gcod cond., $450. C.

L. Rhyne, Americus.

Lilliston Peanut Picker in
good condition, on rubber, $200.
at my farm. 5 miles No. Bay
Branch. Bill Doyle, Hilltonia,
Rtas

One J. B. Hammer Mill, good
cond., one Intl., One Row Corn
Picked, 10 Ft. Champion Lime
and Fertilizer Spreader for
sale. J. Mack Jordan, Macon,
Rt. 7, Rocky Creek Rd.

John Deere Tractor, Model
B, with cultivator and 24 disc
smoothing harrow, all good
shape. Rayford Dawson, Wat-
kinsville.

ET

SECOND HAND |
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Ford Tractor, 1950 model,
with equipment,
planters, cultivators, turn plow,
bush and bog harrow, and root-
er plow. Write or see. Mrs. J.
B. Timmerman, peo lnige., R-
FD 2

New Model Golden 3 Roller |
Cane Mill, used very- little, also
Farm Bell for sale. Can be
seen at farm 5 mi. East Tarry-

| town, or write: Felton Warnock,

Tarytown, Rt. 2, Box 187.

Iron Fireman, good cond., for
heating tobacco -storage or
curing warehouse, $40.; Natl.
Pressure Canner in perfect
cond: s$1bi Maret 3. Ss Cale,
Macon, 2363 Pineville Ave.

No. 22 Caferpillar, good cond.
12in. tracks, good pins and
bushings, runs and looks like
new, $750. Geo. Graf, Atlanta,
Rt. 1, Box 107: Tel CA 4809.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want Rubber Tired Steel
Wagon in exchange for Bull
Calf. Or will buy wagon. J. E.
Pace, Rex.

Want one good used Ham-
mer Mill, 10 in. or larger. State

price and condition. R. J.
Heard, Griffin.
Want Grain Drill in good

condition at reasonable price.
ik. H. Perkins, Howard.

Want second hand Incubator.
R. L. Morgan, Waycross, Rt.
2, Box 637

Want horse drawn J. D. or
Intl. Mowing Machine in good
condition. Write what you have
awd price delivered. E. H. oe
Michael, Buena Vista.

.Want 2 Athens Tiller Seeder
Boxes for 5 disc Athens Tiller
Plow. Homer L. Chafin, Mc-
Donough, Phone 3633.

Want one Hay Press, good
condition. Consider motor or
horse power. C. O. Taft, Kirk-
land,

Want to buy Motor for Ham-
mer Mill. Ira Teem, Milner,
RFD 1. Tel. Griffin, Ga. 4604.

Want one 27 Golden Mill.
Exchange on a new No. 2
Thompson Mill. C. L. Thomp-
son, Thomasville, P. O:; Box
295.

Want tc trade IHC 8 Disc
Tiller on rubber for 5 Disc
Plow, heavy duty (not a-tiller),
on steel or rubber, in service-
able condition. James B. Bartch;
Seek 2737 Milledgeville

d.

Want one Manure Spreader
in good running condition; Al-
so one Manure Loader to fit
John Deere Mt. Tractor. Eme-
line Jones, Blackshear, Rt. 1.

Want one Cider Press in good
condition cheap. F. W. Stower,
Atlanta, 3254 W. Shadowlawn
Ave., N. E.

Want a Farmall M or H
Tractor with or without equip-
ment. Consider small tractor
or other make. Write in first
letter model, condition, and
price. R. C. Mullikin, Augusta,
cfe, MCA;

Want a Mitchell Wooden
Spoke Wagon wheel, 2 H wag-
re J. T. DuPree, Griffin, Rt.

Want Turning Plow for
Bready 1 1/2 hp Garden Tract-
or. State price and condition.
Wilber Harris, Jonesboro,

Want a low price tractor and
harow, or farm jeep to work
small pecan orchard. Write:
Frank Weaver, Woodbury, Box
454,



SEED FOR SALE



Reseeding Dixie Crimson
Clover, 25 Jb.;, Ky. 31 (Fes-
cue, 40c lb. Contains no rye
grass. G. W. Darden, Watkins-
ville.

Old Time Shallots, plant-in
August, fine for spring and
Nest Onions, $1.45 gal. No less
sold. No checks nor COD. Mrs.
Lon Ashworth, Dacula; Rt. 1.



| 108.



SEED FOR SALE _



This years crop Gat Colliird
Seed, $1. lb. _Plus 25e postage;
Red nest onions, $1. gal. Plus

25 postage. Exchange one Ib.|M

or 1 gallon for 3 print sacks all
alike. Add 10 to checks. Chas.
Shrum, Pigg 's, Wel; *

-seed,

Beers big.
Ella Green, |

Mrs.

~ California
start, . 25c.
Smyrna.

White Mike Onions, | ba;

cleaned, $1.25 gal. PP, Mrs,

deo B: Atkinson, Lawrenceville, |

Rt: 25 Box 18;

1000 bu. lot Southland Oats,
recleaned, in new 4 bu. bags,
germ, 90: Pet; -purity- 99... Pct,
no weed seed, $1.25 bu. R. R.
McLendon, Blakely, c/o Mc-
Lendon Farms.

Ky. 31 Fescue Seed, com-
bined from 3 and 4 yr. old
fields, planted with certified
seed, all tested for purity and

germination; also 50 tons Fes-
cue Clover and Sericea. Hay, in
square bales. Cecil Travis,
Riverdale.

Ky. 31 Fescue Seed, mechani-
cally dried, and recleaned, cert.
analysis upon request, 50c lb.;
100 lb. bags; Top quality Cal-
houn Barley, $2.50 bu.; Cok-
ers Oats, $1.25 bu. Suitable for
seed or feed. Exch. Fescue at
50c lb. for beef type cows, pre-
ferably bred. Wm. M. Nixon,
Thomaston, Nehi Ave.

Affidavit Autauga Reseeding
Crimson Clover, 8 Pct. hard
seed, 75 Pet. germ. H. S. 25c
Ib. No noxious weeds; Rescue
Grass, and mixture of Rescue
and Crimson Clover. Write for
price. M. C. Hunt, West Point.

Old Fashion White Shallot
Onions, $1. gal. PP. Orders
filled. promptly. Exch. 1 gal.
onions for 3 print sacks alike.
Add 25c for postage. Mrs. B.
A. Weeks, Dial.

12 or 15 lbs. Purple Top
White Globe Turnip Seed,
grown from Ferry seed, har-
vested 1952, at reasonable
price in bulk or in smaller
amount. Roscoe Brewer, Lula,
Star Rt.

Reseeding Crimson Clover
Seed, 99.42 Pct. pure seed, been
reseeding for 15 years, 25c lb.
J. T. Price, Thomaston, Rt. 1.

Several tons grazing oats
with rye grass (about 50-50
mixture), some little vetch, fine
for pasture grazing, 5c Ib. here.
Jas. B. Woods, Tel. _ 208J-1
Senoia.

Ky. 31 Fescue seed, 95 Pct.
purity, $390. per 1,000 Ibs., or
40c lb. Exc. for Rescue grass
seed, heifer calves, tractor}
wagon, mowing machine for
Farmall JIM or C., Letz feed
Mill or dairy equipment. Monia
E. Reed, Oakwood.

Ky. 31 Fescue seed, extra
clean, 95.68 Pct. purity; 87.00
Pct. Ger., no noxious weed seed
in new 100 Ib. bags, 40c lb.;
3,000 Ilbs., Dixie. reseeding
Crimson Clover, 30c lb.; 2,500

lbs., Fescue and Rye grass mix-
ed, 20c lb. James T. McKin-|.
ley, Thomaston, Yatesville
Hwy.

Sev. thousand lbs., new crop
Ky. 31 Fescue, 98.45 Pct purity
no rye grass, cleaned, in 50 lb.
bags, cheap in large and small
lots. Exc. for Wheat, Corn,
Oats, Barley, also for good, 4
wheel tractor wagon on rubber.
G. T. McDonald, Oakwood.

5 M. Ibs. reseeding Crimson
clover seed, recleaned, in even
wt. 100 Ib. bags, 18c lb. at my
farm. Will not ship. Omer A.
Harper, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Imp. Virginia Shallot Buttons
(not Scallion), $1.25 gal. plus
ample postage. Plant in Fall
for spring eating. No stamps
nor checks. Mrs. Bob Mills,
Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Ky. 31 Fescue, grown from
certified, recleaned, contains al-
most no rye grass, good gerfn.,
$38. Cwt. Felton Denney, Car-
rollton, Rt. 3.

Early tender Speckled and
white Half Runner. garden
beans, 50c teacupful; white nest
onions, $1.25 gal; red multiply-
ing scallion onion butto
40 gal. Add postage. Miss Gen-



| postage.

Weeks, . Dial. -

ns, $1.- ;

C. Roberts, Ball G

collard seed, 4 tbls.,
tbls. $2. PP in Ga. Mr
Holloway, Cobbtown,

_ TeSeeding

greate
plant v i
spring; as white mul
or, nest onions, $1.45 ga
in Ga. Mrs. Clarence
lian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

White multiplying sni
25 gal. PP_. 50 Ibs.
turnip seed, $1. Ib.
large lots; Chinese cabbag
smooth mustard mixed,
frost proof Eng. pea see
lb. plus postage. Mrs. Fre
kinson, Valdosta,-Rt. 4.

3 bu. old time white |
plying onions mostly 20
in bunch; will grow in
1/2 in. or more and 1
height, $1.25 gal. at my
No less sold. No chks.
Pierce, Warner |
Watson Dr.

150 lbs. Sericea Lesp
seed, and 8 or 10 bu. white
for feed. J. H.

P:-O; Box do:

Little white nest onion
gal.; little striped Half
ner beans, 40c cupful.
Mrs.
Gainesville. Rt. 8.

Dixie reseeding Cr
clover seed, well ma
clean, free of any ohter se
1952 crop, in good bags,
lb. FOB.-N. E. Reid, Ha

3 M. Ibs, recleaned, ;
Crimson clover seed, kind 1
reseeds itself (planting
seed 14 yrs.), 25 lb, W.
es Ryle. :

100 Ibs. clean, re
Crimson clover seed, this
crop, $32. for lot prepaid.
now. C. B. Sherer, Ham
Rt. 2, Box 89. ~

Reseeding Crimson clo
for sale or trade for oats,
barley, or grass of any
Jarrell N. Hogg, West
P.O: Bax 13:

1952 crop recleaned
Fescue seed, harvested
Cert. seed, 35c lb. in 50 Ib.
or more, del. Recleaned Ab
zi rye, $4. bu. del. Samp
requested. W. J. Mehe g
Gaddistown.

24,000 lbs. 1952 hard
variety Crimson clover, re
ing in Upson Co. 16 yrs
cleaned, tested, Ger. 89.50;
seed, 99.30; other crop
none; Hard seed, 15.00 Pet. :
lb. FOB: J: Lynwood Bentl
Thomaston, Rt. 2.

About 2,000 Ibs., 1952 Butt
clover seed, for sale. B. F. Ha
ris, Griffin, P. O. Box 194
4586.

Old fashioned white n
onion sets for seed or eatin
$1.25 gal. PP. No chks. Bunyc





























































nes

Clean, white nest multipl;
ing onions, also old time mul!
plying shallots, $1.50 gal. d
Cash or M. O. Mrs. Grave!
Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2. -

Dill seed, 2 large spoonful
20c with stamped en.elop
Dill heads, stem and leaf, lar;
bunch, 25c PP. Exc. for p!
sacks. Mrs. Gordon Leathe
wood, Lawrenceville: 7

Sev. Hundred Ibs., Dixie
seeding Crimson clover
No. 1, 1952 seed, new cotte
bags, $25. CWT. M. L. Foste
Palmetto, Rt. 1. a

1200 lbs. pure Ky. 31 Fes
clean, combine run, 35c 1b
1000 lbs. half Fescue, half ry
Gross Seed, combine run, clea!
20c lb. FOB. J. V. Lowery, D
cula. x
- 2500 Ibs. Ky. 31 Fescue,
06 purity, inert., 47 Pct.

a = = = i nf a aS a a a a ee a

crop 2.46 pct. orchard |
weeds, .01 pet., Noxio
Ga. Buckhorn

other noxiot



nia Brown, Ball Geer Reed,


























































certified Ky. -
50 Ib. bags, 40c
gene Dixon, Ella-

Fescue Seed, -me-
dried, recleaned,
germ., certified an-
request, 50c lb.
; Excess quantity
5c Ib. W. M. Nixon,
Nehi Ave.

Thornton str. Crim-
, Seed, 1951 crop,
st, 99.3 pct. pure,
26e th. del. any-
Ga. R. W: wares,

quantity Ky. 31 Fes-
t quality, cleaned,
ed, analysis on re-
ed in 50 lb. bags,

t. Will exchange for

aes Seed, Also
O $1.25 bu.; and
Oals, $2. -bu. at my
ecleaned. James H.
der Springs, Rt.- 2.

. recleaned Dixie
Clover Seed, kind
s itself, been piant-
ed 14 years, 25c
Walker Rayle.

ime Shallot Onions,
multiplyer known,
for green onions in
lso white oa

Crimson
free from
-seed, no

i

ge, in good bags, 25c
. E. Reid, Hartwell,

- Crimson Clover,
spoe 18 yrs., Chaff
Cwt. at barn; Pure

escue, $35.. Cwt.;
Trade for other grain

fescue Seed, combin-
yr. field using cert-
when planted, Lab.

Pcs Ba a or ee ey NE, RO BE er py Oe eS ek pay i a il

Fescue Seed, cert-
tested germ., 99.00
, 99.85 pct. Call 65-
Powell Bannister,
RED 3. ;

Onions, for fall
b1.50 gal. PP in Ga.
or COD. Mrs. W.
y, Unadilla, At. 1.

Bahia Grass Seed,
-recleaned, in new
cks, recommending
Tbs. to acre, 75c Ib.

eri Hair, Jt,

Se 1952 < crop hard
Crimson. Clover,
ipson County 16
n aa Ga. State Lab.
. 89.50 pure seed
r crop seed none,
15.00 at 30c per lb.
ne 381-J-2. Lynwood
Rt. 2, Thomaston, Ga.

eaned, 24 1/2c lb.;
93 Oats, recleaned,

ind tested, $2. bu.:
Igrain Oats, Leryn,
eder, $1.05 pu. re-

do oe ete S.
er.

id, started from cert.

nalysis of purity and
ached each 50. lb. bag
gh quality. 50c Ib. 50
Ib. 500 Ib. lot; 1 M
Ib. Hugh Schneider,
-c/o Fairmeadows
nta Phone LA 5493.

of reseeding rye
reseeding hardy
rimson Clover, large
of clover, 20c Ib.
el H. Sanders, New-
FOR SALE
50c C;
lomon

hay bales, farm tools,

escue (fields several |-

{

Reseeding Crimson|1



_. PLANTS FOR SALE |
Cabbage Plants, 50c C; $3.50

M; 45 C; $2.50 M; Calif. Won-
der Sweet Pepper, 40c C; $2.-

10-M. Miss Lee Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 143.

Chas. Wakefield Cabbage.
Ga. and. Heading Collard,

ready, shipped promptly, 500,
$2.; $3.50 M. Del. Marcus Wil-
liams, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Coastal . Bermuda _ Stolons,
loaded on truck at my farm;
Under 50,000 at $1..M; 50 M,
75 M; 100 M or more, 65c
M; Dig on Mondays. By Exp.
and prepaid, $1.50 bu. Tel. 37-
13. D, J. Harrison, Blackshear.

Kudzu Crowns, large 2 and
Suyre plants, $1,-doz;; $5. C5
Himalaya Blackberry, running,
$1. doz.; Bunch Himalaya bear-
| age, 3, $2. PP Exchange
or

Emden or White China
Geese, Goslings, or eggs. J. W.
Toole, Macon, 1381 Burton
Ave. :

Calif. Wonder sweet pepper
plants, 35c C; $2.00-M: Col
lard, 45 C. 300, $1.20: $3. 00 M.

Miss Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt.
255 7BOx 143.

Ga. Collard plants, ve C; 400
$1.00; 500, $1.25; $2.00 M. PP in
Ga. Solomon Davis, Milledge-
vile,-Rt. 5 Box 197.

Ga. and Heading Collard
plants, 50e C; 500,- $1.25; $2.00
Meee Pin Ga: Damp packed. Je
H. Davis, Milledgeville, Rt. 5.

Mtn. huckleberry plants, 75c
doz.; vaspberries, 65c doz.; Imp.
wild strawberry, 50c C3 and El-
berta peach seed, 40c doz. Plus
postage. Mrs. Otis Mashburn,
Cumming. Rt. 5.

Strawberry plants: Mastodon,
70c C; 500, $3.00; $5,25 M; Klon-
dike, 60c C; 500, $2.50; $4. 25 M.
Mrs. A. D. Tones, Cumming, Rt.
12 os

Chas. W. cabbage, Ga. and
Heading cotlard plants, now
ready for prompt shipping, 400,
$1.50, $3.50 M. Del. Marcus Wil-
liams, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Sage and Catnip plants, $1.00
dozen Mastodon * everbearing
strawberry, 75c C. also Gourds,
= 00 loz. L.J. Ellis, ares

25:

Wakefield iva all Season cab-

:|bage, Ga. and Old Fashioned

collards, 500, $1.85, $2.90 M; $8,
Rutger and M. B. Tomato, 50c
C; hot Cayenne pepper, 3 doz.
5c; 40c C. $2.75 M. del. No

checks, Cow. Smith, Gainesville |-

RED

~ New, early bearing strawberry
plants, 80c C; PP. Exc. for feed
sacks, white or prints, washed
and postpaid-at 25 sack. Lizzie
A. Mills, Folkston, Rt. 2, Box 1.

. Kudzu crowns, 2-3 years old,
$1.00 doz.; 3 doz., $2.00; Wash-
ingt asparagus, 4 yr. and old-
er, 25 crowns, $1. 00 Exec. for
white Guinea and Emden goose
eggs or Saanan goat. J. W. Toole
Macon, 1381 Burton Ave.

Strawberry plants, Blakemore
$1.00 C; 500, $4.50; $9.00 M;
Klondike, 60c C; 500, $2.75; $4. 15
M; Sugar pears, $1. 00 ea.; cat-
nip, 25 bunch; peppermint, 25c
doz.;. Mtn. huckleberry, bear-
ing size, 75c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Lee Hood, Gainesville, Rt.

Mastodon Strawberry, HOe- Gs
DOU; Gar, aan. Wee Klondike,
60c. C; 300, $2.50; $4.25 M; Al-
so Ga. Bell Peach Seed, 35c
doz. Mrs. A. D. Jones, Cum-
hming, Rt: 1.

Ga. collard plants, 2oc C; Mtn.
huckleberry, bearing size, 2 doz.
75; large Klondike strawberry,
50c C; small clearstone peach
seed, 35 doz; smooth leaf mus-
tard, 35c cupful. Add postage.
Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cumming,
eck:

Large C. W., Copenhagen and |-

Surehead cabbage, Ga. and Blue
Stem collard plants, 300, $1.25;
600, $1.75; $2.25 M; Tomato
plants, 50c C Del. E. R. Garrett,
Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Blakemore Strawberry, $1.
C; 500, $4.50; $9. M; Klondike,
60c C; 500, $2.75; $4.75 M; Cat-
nip, 25c bunch; Peppermint,
25c doz.; Mt. Huckleberry,
bearing size, 75c doz.; Sugar
Pears, $1. ea.; _ Scuppernong
Cuttings, 50c doz. Add post-
age. Effie Crowe, Cum-



ARt. 2, Box 145.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Coastal Bermuda stolons, by
truckload at farm, under 50 M.,
$1.00 M; 50 M., $37.50; 100 M.
$65.00; hy express not prepaid,
$1.50 bu. packed in moss. Dig
on Mondays. D. J. Harrison,
Blackshear. Phone 3713.

Blakemore strawberry, $1.00
C; 500, $4.50; $9.00 M; Klondike,
60c Ce 5$2; 15. for 500; $4.75 M;
Mtn. huckleberry, bearing size,
75c doz.; scuppernong cuttings,
50c doz.; sugar pears, $1.00 ea.;
peppermint, 25c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Effie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1

Waketield cabbage and Col-
lard plants, 25c C; $2.50 M. Add
postage. Moss packed and
prompt service. Mrs. H. L. Brit-
tingham, Guyton. :

Everbearing Strawberry
Plants, 75c C at my place. No
shipments. Cash, or exchange
for print sacks or sweet pota-
toes. Write first. Boyd - Jones,
Rossville, Rt. 3, Cherry Heights.

Hot Pepper Plants, 20c doz.;
Biack Beauty Egg Plants,
35c doz.; Also good kind Eng-
lish Peas, 50c cup. Plus post-
age. Viola C. Brady, Cairo, Rt.
1, Box 343.

Ga. Collard. Plants, 25c C;
Klondike Strawberry, 50c C;
Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing size,
2 doz., 75c; Also Small Clear
Stone Peach Seed, 35c doz.;
and Smooth Leaf Mustard Seed,
35c cup. Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Young Strawberry Plants for
fall planting, 80c C; Everbear-
ing, $1.10 C; Red Raspberry,
S107: Garlic Bulbs, 30c doz.;
Peppermint, 24, 50c; Also fresh
picked out Black Walnut Meats,
$lo Ib: PP ine Ga; Mrs. Willis
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box
54. >

Blakemore Strawberry, $1.
C; $4.50 per: 500; $9. M; Klon-
dike, 60c C; 500, $2.75; $4.75
M; Peppermint, 5c doz.; Cat-
nip, 25c bunch; Mt. Huckleber-
ry, bearing size, 75c doz.;
Sugar Pears, $1. ea.; Scupper-
nong Cuttings, 50c doz.. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Hood,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Ga. collard, Wakefield cab-
bage, 300, $1.10 del.; Calif.
Wonder pepper plants, $1.60
M del.; 5 M.-up, $1.25 M. Exp.
Col. No chks. Prompt shipment.
c: W. Smith, Gainesville, Rt.,

New Early Bearing Straw-
berry plants 80c C. or exc. for
feed sacks, at 25c ea. white or
print, washed. Ea. pay postage.
Lizzie A. ills, Folkston, Rt.
2. ABO <k;

Mtn. huckleberry plants, 75c
doz.; raspberries, 65c doz.; imp.
wild strawberries, 50c C; El-
berta peach seed, 40c doz. plus
postage. Mrs. Otis | Masburn,
Cumming.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 75c C; Sage and
catnip plants, $1. doz.; Mar-
globe tomato, 40c C; gourds, $2.
doz. Add postage. No COD.
J. Ellis, Cumming, Rt. 5.



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



30 bu. Chancelor Wheat, 2nd.
yr. crop, $3. bu.;~75 bu. Oats,
$1.20 bu. All combined and
FOB my farm, plus sacks. Har-
ley H. Sutton, Alpharetta, Rt.
2, Box 329.

Fulgrain Oats, $1.25 bu. at
my barn, James H. Kent,
Powder Springs, Rt. 2, (Mac.

land Community).
Abruzzi

Rye, combine run

but good, $4.25 bu. FOB C. G.

Garner,
Ter.

1,000 Ibs. Ky. 31 Fescue Seed
with 1/3 orchard grass, no rye
grass, bagged new 50 1b. cotton
bags, $45. Cwt.; 1000 lbs, re-
seeding Crimson Clover, $30.
Cwt. Both recleaned; 100 Ib.
Ladino Clover, from certified
seed, $1.50 lb. at my place.
FOB. T. K. Putman, Fairburn,
Eee

800 to 1,000 bu. Southland
oats, Ist. yr. from. grower of

Athens, 165 Carlton

Cert. seed, Ger. test ready soon,

$2. bu. J. M. ussell, _



by



$15,







GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



.
2,000 bu. pure, new, improved
Victorgrain, 98-93 seed oats,
2nd yr. from Cokers founda-
tion stock. Clean combine run,
$1.30 bu. FOB. my barn, 3 mi.
Athens on Lexington Rd. H.

C. Fleming, Athens, Box 105.
Phone 2588-R. :
Recleaned Texas rust-proof

14 seed oats, also 1 1/2 bu. pure
Brabham peas, $8. for the lot
of peas. Milton P. Minchew
Jr., Macon, Riess

1,000 bu. Bancrotl oats, free
of onions and weeds, $1. bu.
Leon Phillips, Royston, Bisa

100 bu. Cokers Fullgrain
oats, combine run, slightly mix-
ed with barley, $1. bu. FOB
my farm. N. J. McDaniel,
Zebulon.

Victory grain oats, 93.93
State Tested, $1.25. bu. in 5
or more bu. lots; also Biloxi
soy beans, 90.90 test, $4.75 bu.
FOB. J. F. Lowe, Ft. Valley,
c/o Whetston Farms.

Southland oats, Ist. yr. from
Cert..seed, $2. bu.; 13 tons Blue
Lupine, 1952 crop, Germ. 98
Bet. $150. ton; FOB: farm, H.
E. Brown, Americus, Phone 34-
do.

_ Abruzzi Rye, combine run
but good, $4.25 bu. FOB. C.
G. Garner, Athens, 165 Carlton
Terrace.

300 bu. Southland ea oats,
from Cert. seed, $1.50 bu. my
place, 10 mi. East Thomasville,
on Uy Ss.) Hwy. 84.P= , Jor-
dan, Boston,.Rt. 1.

Forage (young-corn sprouts
Land grass), cured in shade, fine
for cattle, approx.
ton here; $30. for lot.
Come to Main St. and Memo.
Dr. Corner. F. W. Mad-
dox, Stone Mountain.

Cokers Full Grain and Arl-
ington Oats, both recleaned, $1.-

50: sbiis= Sunrise Barley, and
Chancellor Wheat, recleaned,
$2.50. bu.; Abruzzi Rye, re-

cleaned, $3.50 bu. L. P. Single-
ton, Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

Finest quality hay of mixed
grasses, also last years Alfalfa
in perfect cond., $40. ton. B.
A. Pollock, Marietta, Paper
Mill Rd. Phone 81135.

Chancellor Wheat, Combine

|run, $2.50 bu.; Recleaned, $2.75

bu. FOB Deans Farm.
Dean, Palmetto.

About 300 bu. Abruzzi Rye
for sale. Cecil L. Langham,
Warrenton, Rt. 2.

Seed Oats, thresher new, 93/-
93 test, 5 bu. bags, $1.25 bu.
FOB. J. F. Lowe, Ft. Valley:

135 bales Serecia lespedeza
hay, 1952 crop, good, bright no
rain on it, $1.25 per bale at
my farm. W. H. Nix, Alpharet-

SE;

J ta, Phone 2595.

5 tons good, clean Fescue
hay, 40 to 55 lb. round bales,
$45. ton at farm; will contract
October cutting also. J. O.
Brown, Nacoochee.

500 bales very best grade
Sericea -lespedeza hay, also
limited amount good Southland
seed oats, cleaned and sacked,
4 bu. to sack, $1.50 bu. FOB.
Trade for cows. Letters ans.
T.H. Moore, Milner, Rt. 1.



SACKS FOR SALE



Good White Chicken Feed
Sacks, A-1 cond., 100 Ib. cap.,
washed free of holes, spots and
letters, 25c ea. PP. No checks.

Mrs. Tom Pilgrim, Cumming,
Rte bk.
Extra nice, bleached and

laundered White Sacks, 100 lb.
cap., 20c ea. PP on orders $2.
ea. or more. Mrs. H. C. Glover,
Cumming, Rt. 4.

Print Sacks, 4 and 5 alike,
35c ea; 1 and 2 alike, 30c ea.;
White, unwashed, with letters,
15c ea. Mrs. C, T, Lavender,
Flovilla. :

White Chicken Feed Sacks,
$2.50 doz.; White, no letters,
good grade, $2.64 doz. L. J.
Ellis, Cumming, Rt. 5.

100 Ib: white feed sacks, no

letters, 15 ea. PP. Mrs. B. D.
Hulsey, Alto, Rt 1.

ae apts ' farm. No shipping. R

_- | PAGE THRER
SACKS FOR SALE

ha



: White Feed Sacks, washed,

Unwashed, 20c ea.3
lic ea. No

20C..@a.;
White no holes,
COD. Mrs.
Cumming, Rt. 4.

Nice Bleachea White Chic-
ken Feed Sacks, washed, free
of holes and stains, 25c. Add
postage. Mrs. James Nichols,
Cumming, Canton St.

Clyde McKenney, -

New, good white feed :

100 lb. cap. free of holes an

mildew, 15c ea. Add postage.

Miss Bessie Martin, Gainesville,
RED 5.

100 lb. white feed sacks,
washed, free of holes and stai
20c ea. unwashed, 18c ea. Ad
postage on orders under $3.3
PP over that. Mrs. E. L. Robin-
son, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Print Feed Sacks, 3 of a kind,
washed, ironed, good shape, 3,
$1.; Washed White, 25c ea. Plus
postage. Mrs. Jodig Wilson,
Gainesville, Star Route.

Extra large White Sacks, free
of letters and holes, 22e ea.j
White with letters, 18c ea. PP.
Mrs. R. H. Clark, Gainesville,
ieee d's

100 Ib. cap. White Sacks,
washed, 20c ea.; Unwashed, 15e
sea. All free of holes and mil-
dew. Add postage. Mrs. A. B.
Westbrook, Ball Ground, Rt. L.

20 Good White Sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., unwashed, 22c ea.; 3 sets
of 2 alike Print, 10 odd ones,
35c ea. Prepaid. Washed,
ed. No checks. Mrs: G. CG
Clifton, Millen.

100 lb. cap. Jute Sacks, heavy
duty, free of holes, 15 ea. at
. O. White,
Jonesboro, Rt. 1.

Good Sacks, no letters, un-
washed, 100 lb. cap. 20c ea
Add postage. Mrs. Vernie Har-
ris, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Some nice Print Sacks, washe
ed, ironed, 30c ea. Mrs. Emer
son, Woody, Dial.

iron- |

White Feed Sacks, unwashed,

20c ea.; 6, $1. prepaid. Dudley
Price, Atlanta, 1689 Emory Rd.,
N. E.

Extra good quality white
Sacks, 100 lb., cap.,
holes, nor stain, 20e ea. Ad

postage. Edith Barnett, Cum-
ming, Rt. 5.
100 lb. chicken feed sack:

with letters, 15c ea. Sma
holes, 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs.

no :

J. W. Swinson, Bremn, Rt. 1.

Good whit chicken feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap., free of holes
and mildew, 15c ea. Add post-

age. Delilah Martin, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 5.

Print Sacks, 100 ie rats
good cond., washed, 3,

White, washed, good cond., a
lb. cap., no mildew nor holes, 3
Sis: Odds, Prints, 30c ea.; Small
holes, 25e ea.; Print Flour
Sacks, 25c ea. Add postaga.
Mrs. T. F. Bagley, eee
Rist Box 19.

Print Sacks, 100 Ib. cap., for
sale or exchange for Red Clov-
er Seed, 3 prints for 7 lbs. seed.
H. J. Bower, Covington.

100 Ib. cap. print sacks, wash-
ed, all different, 4,. $1.25. PP.
James Hull, Covington, Rt. 2%

White feed 100 lb. cap. sack
ripped, washed, 20c ea.; 2n
grade, some with holes, 2 for
25c. Mrs. T. L. Lawson, Gaines-
ville; Rt. 8

Nice, .vhite, 25 lb. cap. flour
sacks, 6 for $1.25; 10- 10 Ib.
sugar sacks, $1.25; 4-50 ~lb.
sacks, $1.30; 3-100 Ib. $1.3

Washed, gocd cond., postpai
in Ga. Mrs. W. Y. Summers,
Newnan, Rt. 5.

100 lb. cap., white chickem
feed sacks, no holes nor let-
ters, washed, ironed, 20c. ea,

$2. doz..Jo Ann Hester, Dah

lonega, Rt. 1, Box 59.

Unwashed, white, 100 Ib. cap.
sacks 20c ea. or 20 for $3.
Add postage. Mrs. Lester Phil-
lips Royston, Rt. 1.

Print Sacks,.100 lb. cap., free
of holes and mildew, at my



lace, 25c ea. (8 and 4 alike)
ee O'Neal, Carrollton Rt. #



























































































PAGE FOUR

_. SACKS FOR SALE

White feed 100 Jb. cap. sacks,
free of holes, leiters, and mil-
dew, 18 ea. Orders 15 or xoore
oa Mrs. John Martin, Cum-
ming, Ri. 1.

~ Solid colored sacks, washed,

28e ea.; all white, 22 ea.; not
washed, 18c ea. All good cond.

_ Add postage. Mrs. W. M. Nix,
Curaming., Ri. 1

Good grade whiie feed sacks,
unwashed, 100 Yb. cap., free of
holes and mildew, 10c ea. Add
wosiage. Mrs. Jess Ramey, Bu-

ford, Rt. 3.

Used white chicken feed sacks
unwashed, 106 Ib. cap., 50 for
$7.00 postpaid or $12. 00 for 100.
Ralph Dangar, Woodsiock. Tel.

Roswell 4442

100 Ib. cap. white feed sacks,
good quality, ripped and wash-
ed, 25c ea. Gladys Duran, Cum-
waing, Rt. 1

New white ehicken feed bags,

used 1 dime, 15c ea. plus post-

_ age. Mis. Fred Freeman, Cleve-
Jand, Rt. 3

~ -White Feed Sacks, 100 Jb.

~ eap., with letters, 15c ea.; Wash-

ed, without holes, 25c a. Add
ostage. No COD. Mrs. Ramie
Jack, Cleveland, Rt. 1

Good grade Sheeting Sacks,
100 Ib. cap:, washed, ironed,
tree Oi holes: and mildew, 25
ea. No personal checks nor COD
orders. Mrs. Hoke Martin,
*. Gainesville, Rt. 7

100 Jb. White Sacks, free of
holes and letters, 18 ea. PF on

7

order 10 or more. Mrs.W. E.
YE Gowder, Lula, Star Route

: While feed sacks, washed
and ironed, 20c ea.. and postage
- Wis. Marcus Waters, Cumming

Ri. 2

Nice white sacks, washed,
droned, bleached, free of holes,
25c ea. $20.00 C; small holes,
20e ea. Add postage. No siamps

mor checks. Horace Allison,
vainesville, Rt. 7 :



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE

ib

4 hives Bees
for sale at my place, reason-
able. Judge E. B Gundberg,
ee Oak; P. O. Box 66. Tel. CA

Best grade Gallberry and
Wild Flower Honey, all deliy-
ared 3rd. zone: Glass Qi. Jars,
4, $3: 6, $4.: _ $7.20; 10 Ib.
Pails, $2.50 ea. 3, $7.; 6, $13.

% Os 7 WwW. Moce Ailey, P. O.

Ox 33. f

with Supers,

Pure Extracted Honey, pack-
ed as follows: 12-2 1/2 jb. big
weoutD glass jars, $6.50; 24-16
04% round. jars to case, $5.75;
80-55 gal. batrels and steel
drums, $65. per barrel. Prompi
- shipment. John A. Crummey.
Jesup, P. O. Box 117.

18 Ibs. Bees Wax,.-45c- Jb. PP
dn Ga. J. W. Gosnell, Clarkes-
ville, Ri. 3.

F z. Add postage. Mrs.
unn, Crawfordville.

Sourwocd Honey, from ne
Chattahoochee Nati. Forest;
geet in sterilized glassy ex-

acted and with comb, 2 1/2

G, =F,

dbs., $1.25. Plus posiage. C. L. |

Perdue, Decatur,
Bhoale Ra. EV 2359.

3401 Flat

Brand, Pure Extracted and
hunek Honey, 10 Ib. pail, $1.
46, Parcel Post PAGDERG in Ga.

, M. Kirkland, Summertown:

12 lbs. nice Yellow Beeswax.
BOe Ib. for lot. PP. Write before

ordering. Howard L. Smith,
Axnaldsville, Rt. 1.
Gallberry Strained Honey

raixed with honey from other
wiht flowers, Case 12-2 1/2 Jb.
ars, $5.50; Cs. 6-5 Jb. jars, $5.-

; One 60 Jb. ean, $9.50; Cs.
2-2 1/2 |b. jars Comb Honey,
8.50. FOB. Allen C. Herrin,
Tortense.

5 hives Bees and a bunch of
ee Root Hivee and Supers.
me see. 5 miles South Hape-
ville, U.S. 41

Hwy.
Queen, Hapevi il le.

. $2.50; 2 pails,

|don, Rt. 3.

Clear Beeswax, yellow, gies POTATOES & LARD:

-| cents lb.; 2nd grade, five cents

| and White Oak, White Ash Bark
| 50c . 1b.; Also
New Crop, Crimsen Clover:

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE

MIs ELLAN Us
OR SAI:



Good. new, sirained Honey,
made from Galiberry, Tupelo,
Poplar, eic., one No. 16 pail,
$4.75: 3, $6.75.
PP. DeVoe Smith, Adrain,

Good Table Honey, $2.50 gal.
PP in. Ga.; In 65 lb. lard can,
$9. FOB; 100 hives bees for
sale. J. t. Holland, Sparks.

10 db. pail
comb honey, de! in Ga.,
J. W. Lunsford, Suches.

choice bright
$2.50



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



APPLES:

200 or 300 bu. Siarks Red
and Golden Delicious apples to
truckers, ready about August
15th. J. G. Buyers, Whitesburg,
Rt; 4

CORN:

150 bu. or more well slipped
shucked Dixie 18 field high
bred, 1951, grown, $2. bu. at

my farm, 5 mi. West Metter.
elas Edenfield, Stillmore.

CORN AND SEED CORN

5 or 30 bu. White Corn In
Shuck for sale. Mrs. B. H.
McClure. Dougherty, Rt. 1.

FRUIT (FRESH _OR DRIED);
Dried Peach Fruit, 1952 crop,

50c Ib.;, White Muiltipying onions
$1.25 - gal. Mrs. J. A. Wilson,
Martin.
EGGS: }

Purebred heavy type Dark
Cernish fresh hatching eggs,
$1.75 for 14. M. O. only and
cartons to be ret. at once. Miss
Cora B._Patterson, Ty Ty, Rt. 1.

FEATHERS:

Nice, new white feathers, 60c
Jb. del. Sample on request. Mrs.
Mary Collins, Gainesville, Rt.
ae

GOURDS:

Martin and Dipper gourds,
25c @a.; mixed sizes, 10 ea.;
Jarge sizes, 50c ea. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Camilla. s
MEATS:

2 sugar cured hams, 75c lb.

and 2 sides sugar cured bacon,
cae Jb. Sam Pelfrey, Dalton,
teed

Smoked and Sugar
Hams and Shoulders, - 75
and 50c Jb. Pius parcel post
charge. Will ship COD. P. Post
weights around 20 Ibs. each.
Odis Duggan, Chester.

PEAS:

White Acre Peas, 45 Ib, Add
postage. Mrs. Fred Atkinson,
Valdosta, Ri. 4.

ONIONS:

Old time shallet onions, $1.-
56 gal. Should be transplanted
in August or Sept. for very
early use. C. U. Skinner, Bow-

Cured

Trish poiaices, Grade A, six
Ib.; also home made lard, 20c
}tb.; Bring vessel. Russ Whel-+
chell, Dawsonville, Rt. 73!

ROOTS & HERBS;

' Sassafras, Wild Cherry, Red
Kudzu Crowns,
10.00 M. AlJl orders shipped at
once: Add postage. Mrs. Grady
Brewer, Tcoomsboro.

SAGE;

Shade Dried Sage, 30c qt. Del.
ne Leilar Phillips, Royston,
facts

New shaue cured, Leaf Sage,
2 gis., $1.25; Also Nerve Vine.
$1.00 Jb. PP. Mrs. L. E. Sanders,
Buchanan, Rt. 2.

WALNUTS & WALNUT
MEATS:

Nic walnui Meais, $1. Ib.;
also bear foot, Yellow Bldod
root, yellow dock, peppermint,
wild cherry, spice wood, colis
foot, Queen of the Meadow,
red sassafrass, wileh hazel, 3



MR?
: Stover, Pisgah.

lbs., $1. Add posiage. R. C.

sell





WATERMELONS;

5 acreas Congo Waiermetons |
ready to move. 3rd. end 4th.
week of Augusi. Sejl patch or
by truckload. J. |. Graham,.
Dublin, Rt. 5, Rox 247.



MISCELLANEOUS
_ WANTED



OATS;

Want 1000 bu. good Seed Oais
recleaned and delivered. Siate
kind you have and best price.
Loft Paulk, Wray.

PEANUTS;
Want large FPeanvis and
Rona Cane (large). Mrs.
attie Barnes, o/o Mrs. S: S.
Herington, Hazelhurst, Rt. 2.
SACKS;

Wani to irade 3 White Feed
Sacks for every 2 Print ones.
Mrs. Jeanne Waldrop, Marietia,
Rt. 2,. Post Oak Road

ROOTS & HERBS;

Want at once Wild Ginseng
$2.00 Ib.; and Golden Seal Root,
50e Ib. Contact at once. B.
Moore, Dublin, Rt. 6, Box 267.

SEED; z

Want quality pure Divie.
Crimson Reseeding Clover Seed.
Advise price, recleaned or not,

and if certified. Leon Ehrlich,

Swainsboro.

Want certified Blue Tag Dixie
Crimson Clever and Fescue

Grass. Brooks Pennington, Jr.,
Madison:
Want 50 ibs. Ladino Clover,

100 lb. Fescue Grass, 200 Tbs.

Fescue, and 100 lb. Hairy Vetch. |

a P. Singleton,
GES:

Want Winter Onion Sets or
Buttons, or the old time Tater
Onions. State price. W. By Wright
Ringgold.

Want 25 bu. Seed Wheat.
Gleen Anthony, Columbus, 3821
Hamilten Ave.

Fort Valley,

,



CATTLE FOR SALE





Twin Heifer Calves, Black-
Angus-Jersey, 2 mos. old, July

3lst., $50. ea. Mrs. Roy Wil-
liams, Atlanta, Rt. 10, Rilman.
Rd. EX 5716.

2 Jersey-Guernsey Cows wiih
calves 2 mos and 3 mos. old,
cows; Also i1 . Rabbiis,
white, gray, red large size, for

-|sale or exchange for 15@ Ibs.

Red Clover Seed, or for shucks.
H. J. Bower, Covington.

Finest Reg. Horned Hereford
Cows and calves, some wonder-
ful young bulls, for sale. a
J. D: Partlow, Marietta, Rte 4,
Paper Mill Ra. c/o Ward
Meade Farm.

Four each 1 1/2 yr. old horn-
ed reg. Hereford Bulls and
Heifers, offered under regular
price. Ww. H. Adams, Madison.

Good genile, light yellow
Jersey Cow, 6 yrs. old, 600-700:
lbs., 4th. calf-6 wks. ole, 4 ga).
milk daily, $225. 4. - mi. E:

Wonder. at Carter Hill oe ]

JB; Meeks, . Bethlehem, Ri.

Reg. Guernsey Male, deep
red, with plenty of white, 20
mos. old, dehorned and ring.
in nose, Reigedale and Mon-
arch bloodlines. A. H. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

One Biack Heifer, 2 yrs. cid,
ready to breed, mother Guern-
sey and Daddy Black Angus,
500 Ibs., $150. at my home. J.
W. Gosnell, Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

Holstein Bull, purebred bui
not registered, . mos. old, a-
round 600 IJbs., $200.; Purebred
Hereford Bull,2 yrs. old, a-
round 1000 Ibs., $275. Will del.
within 150 miles. Fred D. Shiv-
ers, Augusta, 2744 Milledgeville
Rd.

2 reg. Hereford Bulis, one 3
yrs. old, 1400 IJbs., $500.; -An-
other 1 yr. old, 700 Ibs., $250.
Excellent. . breeding and | con-
fromation. John W. Sutton,
SRO Ae He Rt. 2. 8

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Seow about 600 tea
for sale. Riley. W

Ate RE. 1:
id reg. Hereford Heifers
type, Real Silver Breed-
27 mos. old, also this
ull calves for sale. J.
a eanta, Box 4533.

uernsey Cow, 7 yrs.
d io reg. Bull, to fresh-
ugust, in 4 gal. class;
old reg. Guernsey



ss Milch Cow, yrs.
8 day o}d .cali, best
ty, reasonable for cash.
me, Trenton, Stai Rt.

horned Hereford Bull,
old, $400. L. R. Fain,



CATTLE FOR SALE |

1 reg: Aberdeen-Angus Bull,
name Pasture of
sired
from Green -Valley Farms,
Lynchburg, Va. $400.00 W. M.

3c yrs. 251d;

"| Greenhill - No. 1267331,

Colston, Demorest, Rt. 1.

Fine Guernsey Bull, 18 mos.
old, not registered but good
breeding. G. C. McHugh, Lil-
burn, Ri. 1, Old Lawrenceville
Mountain

Rd.

Phone
6306.

Stone

Reg. Hereford Cattle, horn-
for

ed type, -highesi quality,
sale. Ceci] Travis, Riverdale.

Reg. Angus Buil, 4 yrs.,

Several reg. Poiled Hereford
reason-
ably priced. Robert P. Shepard,

Bulls, best bioodlines,


























tia, Rt. 1, Box 200.

milk daily, for sale

oost

D. Sanders,
ae

aR.

ich Cows; good grades,

rawfordville. on Jen-

5300. Lloyd C. Caswell,

reg. Guernsey Cows,
and Klondike

Eaton-

red Guernsey Male, 3
|, $250. to prevent in-
c. Kirkley, Fair-

Red Poll Milch Cow,
old, giving over 3 gal.
ily, bred jo a reg, Red
$300. Papers furnish-
Sosebee, Cleveland, Rt.

Jr.,

Young Canadian
a

service,

Mrs. James Litton,
Rt. 2. Phone 47-2322.



to, Rt. 2. Alito Medical Center.

8 mos.
old, gentle, Bred by Ala. Poly-|,
icchnic Inst. Papers transferred

ii buyer, $400.00. Mrs. Ruthel-
le Brabham, Thomaston, Rt. 1.

Fort Valley, RFD 3, o/o
Magnolia Poelled Hereford Farm.

Holstein
Bulls (white) with applications
for registration, some ready for
vaccinated for Black

age, Barris Spee Leg, $100.00 ea. and up. Mrs. J.
WM. Tatum, Griffin, Ri. A. Phone
rshire Bulls, 1 yr. | 6346.

Reg. Black Angus Bull, Revo-
-lution of S, F., weight approx.
1400 Jbs., selling tc prevent in-
breeding. See his calves at my

Reg. Polled Hereford Bull,
Domino strain, 4 yrs. old, sell-
ing to prevent inbreeding, $450.
Chamblee,

One Cream Jersey Cow giv-
ing 3 gal. and 3 gis. milk daily,
more if well fed, 2 pounds but-
ter every churning, Also 4 mos.
oid calf. Reasonable price at my
home. Mrs. Dank Shockley, Al-

CATTLE FOR SALE

- Artificially sired Reg. Guern-
sey Bull Calves,- 2 soon ready
for light service, one 6 wks old.
James E. Pace, Rex. ~

8 purebred. Holsiein Heifers,
600-700 Ibs. Bangs and T.
Tested, ready for breeding, pric-
ed right. Phone DE 4305 or
write B. R. Clayton, Stone Min.,
Rie des

Butt Head Whiie Face Bull,
very. gentle, approx. 800 ibs.,
3 yrs. old next March, sacrifice
\for $200.00. Hwy. 17, ten miles
North Darien. D. C. McGahee,
Townsend, Rt. 2.

3 reg. Polled Bulis, Domino
and Mischief Strain, ready for
service, priced reasonably; Also
a few Polled Reg. Heifers for
sale. F. M. Biggers, Conyers.

Reg. Polled Hereford Bull,

size and read
at my farm.
etta, RFD. 6. Phone 8-1861..

old, $500.00;

ofo Crabapple Farm.
No. 3147.

Jersey,

red to Quai] Roost|farm. $400.00. S. M. Wynn,|2 mixed blood, fair size, will
due to sreshen Bug 95|Rome, Rt. 3, Tel. 8181 and| give 4 to 5 gal., $1250.00. S. W.
. Particulars on re= | 2-1223. Smith, Hawkinsville.

lent and best

new crop. Fescue_ seed

face or Angus steers,



well, Griffin, Rt. C.

B.| reg. Polled Hereford Bulls, and

CATTLE FOR SALE

Polled Hereford Db}. Siandard
Bull, reg. Beau Victor 39th. sired
by EER Victor Domino JJ, Hol-
Jy Springs famous bull, 3 yrs.
9 mos. old, excellent conforma-
tion, well marked, also 2 young

15 grade Hereford Heifrs,
wnostly bred. Apply: D C. Coi-
Hier, Barnesville. Tel. 73

Blue Jersey: Milch Cow, 5 yrs.
old, subj. to reg., 2 gal. daily,
$150.00. Mrs. Clarence Morris,
Adairsville; Rt. 3. (1 mile E.
Halls Station on Halls and
Stoner Road.)

Reg.. Dbl. Standard -Polled
Hereford Bull, 2 1/2 yrs. old,
reg. Bull Calf of same Domino
blocdlines, purebred horned
Hereford Bull, sired by Larry
Bill, ready, to wean, for sale;
Also 6 Crossbred Hampshire pigs
10 wks. old, $65.00 for the 6.
Can deliver. i. BS DebePenicr,

breeding, about 1200 Jbs.,

Dbl. standard, P. Advance An-
xiety 5 calved Feb. 6, 1951, nice
for service, $500
. E. Carter, Mari-

Reg. Angus Herd Bull, 3 yrs.
Also purebred
Guernsey Bull Calf, 3 mos. old,
$80.00. Dr. H. S. Alden, Roswell,
Phone

4 heavy Springers, one full
other. Jersey-Holstein,

Sell few young-breeding stock
Reg. Shorthorns and Red Polls.
Pedigrees of both breeds excel-
of blocdlines.
Foundation quality; Also exch.
for
stocker calves, Shorthorn, white-
preferred.
Ray McDonald, Cakwoocd, Rt. 1.

One reg. Black Angus Bull,
18 mos. old, $350.00 Eugene Har-

Hoschion.

One Hereford Bull (Blue Vic-
tor), Reg. No. 5924140, calved
April 28, 1949, sired by HSF
Beau Victor 9, No. 5086567, Dam
C Bonny Biue 26, Ne. 5031257,
breeder T. F. Sigman, $400.00
at farm 5 mi. So. Social Circle.
E. V. Hamby, Covington, Rt. 3.

Young Jersey Bull, Reg. siock
nicely marked, ready for serv-
ice, reasonably priced.-E. H.
Clarke, Macon, Rt. 7, Bloom-
field Dr.

- 1 purebred Holsiein Bull, 10
mos. old, for sale. Tommy Har-
ris, Milner, Rt. 1. Phone 7948.

One 5 mos. cid Cream Color
Jersey Bull, 4 yr. old Butthead
Black Jersey Milch Cow, both
$200.00 or sell separately. F. A.
Arrowood, Cornelia, Rt. 1..

Nice 800 ib. Good Miich Cow,,
and Half Anse 4 soos. old Heif-
er Calf for sale. W. B. Harrison,
Martin, Rt. 2.


































ather conditions in
putting up grass-
tead of hay in an
their Brass- -legume
Ss the cloud with a
y. learned how te






































nent. Thus. many
silage for the first

ath after mowing.
of a chopper or
ced in a siack or
sults thus far have
coura ging,
Weiss of the Soil
ervice in Crops
Viay, 1952.
rvations made
be of value to
lecide tc handle some
us way in 1952.

willing. For second

accord. |

ipick up as close |



ibe poinis, riding firmly on the
ground. Jf the teeth are flat on the
ground for their entire Jength,
green hay gets under rather than
on the teeth.

\4. Windrowing has mae proved
satisfactory..Pick up directly from
mower swath.

5. Dont overload. Average load. ing and thawing sre still taking

Roce Travel Grit Tend ast cians i place,-so that seed which contains

1,200 to 1 ;500 pounds of green mate-

ground. A smocth roadway from
field to pile site is an important
saver of travel time.

6. Pack green forage thoroughly
after unloading in trench or on

stack. Keep packing tractor going .

constantly. Pack once 2 day for 4
to 6 days thereafier.

7. While packing keep sides of
stack as straight as possible and
iep flat. Too much crown makes
packing difficult and dangerous.

8. Where possible protect stack
from rain and melting snow.

9. Push a soil ridge against each
side of stack when completed.

10. To get long silage out of pile,
a serrated hay knife, or a rolling
coulier .blade fitted with a heavy
handle and a three-iined hay fork
are only tools needed.

11. Ne special equipment or type
of silo is necessary. Ordinary ha
jing machinery and a nearby weit
drained piece of ground are ail
that are necessary.



Hard Seed in Legumes
Do Not Cause Poor Stands -

Seeds which do not germinaie
are not necessarily dead seeds.
Some go through a period of
dormancy which may extend from
the time of ripening for a few
weeks or many months.

A common knd of dormancy
with cultivated leguminous crops
is that of hard seed. Hard seeds
are those not capable of absorbing
water. Since both oxygen and wa-
ter are required for germination,
hard seeds do not germinate
readily. e

Various factors infiuence the per-
centage of hard seed in a given lot
of leguminous seeds. The variety.
stage of maturity, weather dr some
other factor may affect it.

The occurrence of dormancy of
seeds in nature is more widespread
than usually realized. Jt is found
in many of our native plants and
weeds and is an obvious advantage.
which may preserve viability until
season favorable for the develop-
ment of the plant, where that does
not coincide with the time of ripen-
ing of the seed.

A considerable portion (but not
necessarily all) of the hard seeds
in a sample will germinate in the
Jaie winter if sown while freez-

a high proportion of hard seeds
may be sown earlier than permea-
ble seeds. This: is considered in
sowing sweet clover.

Seed with a high proportion of
hard seeds is-often scarified.
Special scarifying. machines for
blowing the seed at x high rate
of speed over coarse sandpaper.
or passing it between rapidly re-
volving steel disks, have been de-
veloped for this purpose. The seed

coats are thus scratched sufficient- |

Jy to admit water and permit ger-
mination. Scarified seed loses vi-
tality rapidly, so scarifying seed
is not recommended unless the
seed is to be sown: soon.
Buyers of seeds often ask about
the germination and hard seed per-
centages appearing on test tags.

Theugh it is true that hard seeds

May not sprout soon after sew-
ing, it is also true that they are
seldom a cause for unsatisfactory
stands.

In sowing alfalfa at 10 pounds

per acre, more than. 2,000,000 } Ing,





HARD SEED FACTS

1. Hard seeds are those which
have seed coats that do not
absorb water, therefore, are
net likely to germinate imme-
diately after sowing.

2. The best ripened seed con-
iains the most hard seed.

3. The percentage of hard seed
in a lot may inerease with !
reduction in moisture content. |}

4. Fifty per cent ofthe hard seed |:
of some kinds such as alfalfa
usually germinates within 2
weeks.

5. One advantage of hard seed is
that it does net al] grow ai the
same time.

6. Hard seeds furnish insurance
in getting stands.

7..Commercial seed contains
Jess hard seed than seed
when harvesied> because of
scarifying .effect of bulling
and cleaning. :

8. Scratching or scarifyimg seed
by machinery increases ger-
mination but unless carefully
done injures many seeds.

2. Scarifying is not recommend-
ed unless seed is to be sown
soon,







seeds are sown or approximately 50
seeds per square foot. An equal
seeding of red clover will place
zbout 75 seeds per square foot.
In both cases this is much more
than needed to obiain a good stand.

State Agricultural Experiment

Stations recognize thai hard seeds
are not detrimenia!l ic obiaining

| Bull,



stands as shown by the following
comments: |

From Oregon: We do not re- |
gard hard seed as # handicap of
any kind. In most cases it is an
advantage to have hard seed be-
cause it furnishes what amounts
io insurance in genie stands, Un-
der field conditions many of the

seeds which grade as hard in the
laboratory germinate rather
prompitly.

From Iewa: Hard seeds usual-
ly germinate soon enough afier
planiing in the field to justify their
inclusion with readily germinable
seeds a esenerints rater of seed-



| blocky type



CATTLE FOR SALE

Several Double
Reg. Hereford Bulls, 8-18-xoos.

reasonable prices st farm on
Hwy. 211. See: R. W. Reniz,

or contact, W. C. Barris, Win-

der.

3 iop quality Hereford Bulls,

6-9 mos. old, reg. stoek, for
sale. Consider exchange of the
Bulls, or K. 31 Fescue Seed,

mechanically dried, recleaned,
for beef type cows and heiters.
W. M. Nixon, Thomaston, Nehi
Ave.

One
Bull to
Reg. No.
in ears,

reg. Aberdecn-Angus
be 3 yrs. old Sepi,

1174525, with fatto
selling to preveni in-
$4.00.
Can be seen at my
place.
ming, Rt. 4.

anylime

10 Jjarge dairy cows and
heifers, fresh and springers,
$2500. W. S. Mixon, Griffin,
Rt. :

1 Jersey Bull, subj. te reg-
ister, 25 mos. old, about 650 or
700 lb. at $175: my barn. J. L.
Atkins, Clermont, Rt. 1.

30 grade Angus Cows
Heifers with calves at
side, 8 bulls 7 to 12 mos.
out of thoroughbred siock.
T. Sanders, Commerce,
Clover Hill Farms.

and
their
old,
IM.
c/o

7 purebred Holstein Heiers,
not registered, 1 pure Angus
5 Grade Heifers, 1 Milch
Cow bred to Angus Bull, for
sale, 4 mi. W. Lovejoy, 1 mile

| off Fayetteville and McDonough

Rd. J. M; Turner. Lovejoy. .

10 purebred (noi registered)
Brahman Heifers, 8 mos. old,
$100. ea. or $900. for Jot; 2
purebred Brahman Bulls, 8
mos. old, $150. ea. George Dol-
Jon, Dixie, Ga., Grooverville
Rad.

Nice Jersey Heifer, 12 mos
old, bred io Jersey rhale, $85.

at my home. Ellis Cooper, Law-
renceville, Tel. 3072.

One Brahman Bull without
papers, 3 yrs. old, about 1000
Tbs., in good shape, good for
service. R. J. Eason Jr., Col-
lins, Ga., c/o Circle EB. Ranch,

15 exira fine reg. horned
Herefords, gentle and halier
broken, no diseases, Blue Rib-
bon stock, 5 choice bred heif-

ers in this group and 3 champ.

bulls. Sacrifice all, or seJl sep-
arately. 12 mi. So. Carrollion.
W. G. Banks, Carrollien.

One fine Reg. Black Angus
bull, gentle, 18 mos. old, $350.
Eugene pany Griffin, Rt.
c=

4 reg. horn iype. Hereford
Bulls, (2 serviceable age)
Domino breeding, $200.-$250.

Norman Johnson, Warrenion.

1 Reg. Poiled Hereford Male,
gentle, halier broke, selling to
prevent. inbreeding. Eldora
George, Stone Mouniain, Rt. 8,
Phone 3-7286 Clarkston,

15 head Sieers. 250-600 Jbs.,
$80. average if bought right
away. Come see. 7 mij. S. W.
Lumber Ciiy, on Jacksonville
Rd. L. H. .Calhoun,
City, Rt. 1, Box 120.

1 Guernsey-Jersey Bull, 600

lbs., about 1 yr. old, $150. Rever :
Wade. Alio, Rt. i.

One niee fat Bull, 18 mon,
old, 500 lbs., and a nice Heifer,
freshen 19th., Jan., $100.. ea..
Tel. Jonesboro 5286. See/ Bi
E. Walker, Riverdale.



HOGS FOR SALE

a ee

8 OIC 12 wks. Pigs, short nose,
male and female,
name, $25.00 ea.
C. B. Wilber, Ackworih, Ri. 1.

SPC Boars, born Mar. 16, 1952
Can get them with or without
papers. C. M. Spears, Cordele,
Ri. 4.

Purebred African Blue Guinea

reg. buyer's

Shoatg, 1 gili, 2 males, $25.00
ea. W. J. Weldon, Woodbury,
Rt. 2: : :

aoe: SPC ate 5 8 wks.

old,
ge asp ET, ial

Standard



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HOGS FOR SALE

Reg. Hampshire Boar, Wide
at 2 yrs. old, 350 lbs., $60.00.

Se il not ship. 10 mi. S. E. Griffin

Tel. Griffin 4604.
- Milner, Rt. 1.

Reg. OIC Pigs for sale; Also
at stud, reg OIC Boar. EK. W.

ira Teem,

- Roark, 3034 Boulder Crest Dr.,

. E. (Mailing address Conley,
ae Rt 1 ) Di.. 7293: Atlanta.

SPC Male Pigs, 5 mos. old
6th.; approx. 200 lbs.,

mother shipped from Kennett,

Mo. weighed over 600 lbs. Pig
will be registered in buyers
mame. J. M. Rogers, Groveland.

- 11 OIC Pigs, 9 wks. old, 60
Tbs., $15.00. ea. 11 OIC. Pigs,
~ wks. old, 45 lbs., $12.50 each.

' Letters ans. D. L. Bryan, Gray-|-
a80n, Rt. 1.

OIC Bred Gilts and Sows,
Some with pigs, some to farrow
goon, nice young boar, all reg.

or entitled to register, sell rea-











sonably at my place 1 mile east
Pine Lake off Rockridge Road.
Phone Stone Mountain 4482
after 6 PM afternoons. W. M.

_ Holmes, Pine Lake, Box 213.

2 Duroe Buars, ready for full
service, $65.00 ea.; One ready

for light service, $50.00; One

bred Gilt; $75.00; Also Choice
igs, 14-wks. old, $30.00. All
highly bred, from best blood-
lines, reg. Natl. Record Assn.
ill ship. Phone 1443]. James



_E. Taylor, Waycross, Rt. 1, Box

112.

Reg. Duroc Boar-official ton

quality, $100.00; Also reg. Duroc

ws. See or write: H. H. Pierce,
r., Warrenton.

8 wks. old Guinea-SPC Pigs,

_ good stock on. both sides, for
{et 1 mile N. Molena on Hyw.

8, Newton W. Brewster,Molena,
tek

One Little Bone Guinga Male
g, about 450 lbs., 3 fine Little
me Guinea-PC cross Pigs, 12

12.50 ea. Male Hog $50.00
ome after. Mrs, Zora Brown,
allas, McPherson Road.

Reg. Hereford Hogs, top
Pods, hom of Nat. champs since

fs old, $87.50 lot; Or Figs, |

948, home of the present Natl.

hamp. Boar Grand Master,
bred gilts $100.00 up; Top pigs,
30.00 up. Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr.

arietta, Rt. 3, Paper Mill Rd.,
o/o Ward-Meade\ Farm.

Reg. SPC Males and Gilts,

: bre sizes, two males 125-150

s., wormed and treated. H.
alley, Ohoopee, Box 55.

10 purebred OIC Pigs, 6 wks.

old Aug. 23, $9.00-ea. at 5, wks.;
10.00 at 6 wks. B.D. Hulsey,
jto, Rt. 1, Box 63.

Tamworth Gilts and Boars,
egistered, cholera inoculted,
acon type, sired by Idlewide
Duke. No swine sold for breed-
g stock in litters of less than
0 pigs farrowed. John P.
ey Rome, Bells Ferry

64 reg. Duroc Pigs, blocky
type, from hand picked gilts.
ill have more later on; Also
some Bred Gilts, about the price
f fat hogs. 1 mi. W. Cohutta.
. Halcomb, Varnell. :
Several purebred, blocky
ee Cherry Red Duroc Males,
and 6 mos. old, $15. to $30.
ferending on size. Mrs. W. B.
arrelson, McRae, Phone 8066.

50 Shoats, from 50-150 Ibs.,
excellent pigs,. wormed and
vaccinated for sale. Phone 8-
Nia. Mrs, W.-A.. Ward. Jr.,

arietta, Paper Mill Rd., Rt. 3.

8 to 10 wks. old, SPC Pigs,
nd 2 Sows for meat hogs or
breeding purposes. Tel. Austell
6005. Willis Bell, Austell, Rt.





1, Austell-Mariette Rd,

HOGS FOR SALE

Little Bone Black African
Guinea Pigs, $10., $12.50 and
$15. ea. $1. extra if shipped;
One Male, about 350 lbs., $50.;
Large Bred Sows, $100. ea.
Also several goats. Wilson Car-
son, Griffin, Rt. C. (On Zebu-
lon Rd.).

Hampshire Pigs, 3 mos. old,
reg. in buyers name, FOB
Crawfordville, $20. Donald
Bentley, Crawfordville. ,

SPC Service Boars, open
Gilts and Spring Pigs, the kind
that make 225 lbs. at 6 mos.,
all registered, wormed, and in-
oculated, some of the Breeds
Top Bloodlines. Atlanta Phone
FR 1802. Geo. Brownlee Jr.,
Ben Hill, c/o Sandra-La Farm.

6 SPC Pigs, 8 wks. old Aug
28th., 5 males, 1 female, $10.
ea. Cholera vaccinated. Contact
James E. Waddell, Woodbury,
Rt-7; Or. P; A.<Herndon Jr,
Voc. Ag. Inst.. Woodbury.

One little Bone Black Guinea |

Boar, 400 Ibs., (or near), also
5 fine pigs, PC and large Black
Guinea, 10 wks. old, bargain
$100.; Also 1 red Jersey Heif-
er, 13 mos. old, not registered,
not bred, $125. cash. Mrs. Zora
Brown, Dallas, Rt. 3.

SPC Bred Gilts to. farrow
soon, Grand Daughters of
Champions Challenge Me and

Advancer, bred to Grand-
son of Grandview Prince,
champion and son of Grand-
view Prince Jr.; Boars ready

for service-and smaller pigs,|p

Cholera immune, reg. buyers
name. C. R. Morgan, Americus,
Rt. 4.

Reg. SPC Top bred gilt, $65.;
2 top service boars, $60. and
$65:; 16 pigs $25) to. $3d,.-ea.
All cholera treated for life. Will
ship or sell at my place, 12
mi. No. Alma. Lamar. Altman,
Alma, Rt. 1.

10 good Pigs, OIC - PC cross,
reasonable price. Riley C.
Couch, Turin.

SPC Gilts, carefully selected
from breeding stock and from
Gold Star dams, about 160 lbs.
each, 30c lb. Will ship. L. G.
Owensby, Tennille, Rt. 2, c/o
Top Spot Farm. Phone 392M4.

Seven 10 wks, old 4-H reg.
SPC pigs, reg. in buyers name.
$25. ea. Exch, for reg. calves,
and heifers for 4-H. work. Joe
Harrison, Decatur, Rt. 2. Tel.
DE 3075. :

Reg. Duroc Pigs, 4 mos. old,
60-80 Ibs., best of bloodlines
of the late breeds, $25. and $35.
ea.; Bred Gilts to farrow Aug.,
275-300. lbs., $75. ea. at farm.

Out.of large litters. Papers
furnished. Marvin Newsome,
Sandersville. :

2 reg. Big Bone Guinea
Gilts, for breeding purposes,
for sale. Ship anywhere. Paul
J. Cleveland, Elberton, Rt. 2.

Essex Hogs, reg. and treated
against cholera. Special price
on all ages at my farm during
next few weeks. A. P. Chap-
man, Moultrie, Rt. 5,. (near
Berlin).

\Reg. Durocs, gilts bred to
farrow last of Aug., gilts and
boars farrowed in March, reg.

buyers name. Sloan McKay,
Bartow.
Purebred Duroc Pigs, 4

males, 2 gilts, 8 wks. old wean-
ed, $15. at my place 2 miles
NE Louisville. Geo. D. Barfild,
Louisville, Rt. 3.

OIC Service Boars, show
quality, rg. in buyers name,
available now. U. S. Hwy. 78
to Possum Lake, follow signs to
Oraland Farm. W. J. Lyle,
Lilburn, Rt. 1.



| ford cattle will be held at

a

cock, Moultrie.



AUCTION SALE HEREFORD CATTLE
A big auction sale of Reg. Hereford and Polled Here-

| Moultrie, on Friday, August 15 in connection with
the Southeastern Tobacco Festival open and bred
heifers, cows, some with calves, and a fine lot of bulls
will be offered. Everyone invited. Write. W. E. Ay-

the Livestock Auditorium,







HOGS FOR SALE

OIC Male Shoats, ready for
light. service, champ. blood-
lines, reg. in buyers name. W.
P. Hughes, Cumming.

OIC Bred Gilts, males ready
for service, 8-10 wks. old pigs,

best bloodlines, inoculated,
ready to ship, reg. buyers
name, for sale or exch. for

good hay. W. H. Nix, Alpha-
retta, Phone 2595.

Hampshire Pigs, 3 mos. old,
reg. in buyers name, $20. ea.
FOB. Donald Bentley, Craw-
fordville. \

2 nice Duroc Jersey Sows,
200 lbs., bred to a reg. Duroc
Male, to farrow Sept., 15th.,
$60. ea. Or trade for 2 nice
Jersey Heifer Calves. W. A.
Moore, Haddock, Rt. 1.

Reg. Duroc Pigs, production
registry litter, $35. ea.; 2 young
sows with 2nd. litter, bred, $95.
ea. FOB my place. E. Fleming
Stuart, Baxley, Box 126. -

4 Black Big Bone Guinea
Gilts, 10 wks. old, not register-
ed, Mrs. Gertrude Howell,
Mitchell, Rt. 1.

1 reg. Duroc Jersey Boar, 1
Vi, pold:: $70. Je ly > Baucom,
Suwanee, Re. 1.

Reg. - SPC. Pigs, gilts . and
young boars, ready for serv-

ice. Cannot ship. 12 mi. So.
Hazlehurst. John. W. Hand,
Hazlehurst. Rt. 3. \

OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old, short |.

nose, treated, blocky, reg. in
uyers name, from prize win-
ning stock, $20. ea. Mack Pat-
rick, Voc. Ag. Teacher, Rabun
Gap. ; ;

Reg. Hampshires: 25 show
type bred by son of Western
Packer, others by son of Master
Model, $65. - $80. ea. Will not
ship. Located 4 mi. White, Ga.

off Hwy. 411. John F. Fowler, |

Cartersville, P. O. Box 328 c/o
Mountain View Farm.

Reg. Hampshire Boars and
Gilts, from 10 wks. of age up,
$25. - $40. ea. Can furnish un-
related pairs; Bred Sows, $100.;
Boars ready for service, $50. -
$75. Will ship. John W. Wat-
son, Alpharetta, Rt. 1, Box 340.

One 11 mos. old Hereford
Sow, about 300 lbs., just wean-
ed ist. litter of 9 pigs, $65.
Across from Holland Apts. at
Conley. J. P. Harrison, Ellen-
wood,Rt.1. >

Few choice reg. and pure-
/obred open Hampshire Gilts,
sired by Ring All Fashion
Grandson, worlds ist. 9 star
P. R. sow, Ringgold Lary Dora,
breeding privilege to Super
Topper 2nd., reasonable price.
Forest M. Arnold, Baxley, Rt.
3,

OIC Male Pigs, short nose,
blocky type, 10 wks. old, 75
lbs.,. $25. ea. reg. in buyers
name. Will ship anywhere. J.
H. Roquemore, Americus, Rt. 2,
Phone 4543.

OIC Pigs, 8-9 wks. old, short
nose, blocky type, can be reg-
lisetered buyers name, $15.ea.;
1 gilt, 6 boars. Consider exch
for wheat and oats at market
price. On Hopewell and Birm-
ingham Rd. C. H. Dockery, c/e
G. W. Dockery, Alpharette, Rt.
a

SPC 2 Pigs.) 446. mos): Old,
boars and gilts unrelated, from
best bloodlines, life treated and
reg. buyers name. 4 mi. SE
Pinehurst. M. J. Blockmon,
Pinehurst.

47 Cherry_Red, Blocky Type
Reg., Duroc Pigs, with life
treatment against hog cholera,
average 50 lbs., $25. ea. Some
unrelated. H. L. Williams,
Baxley.

3 Little Bone PC Shoats, at
fair prices; Also 1 Smooth
Mouth Mare Mule, good qual-
ity in every way, around 900
lbs., priced to sell. Near Old
Armstrong Mill. Bob Knight,
Franklin, Rt. 2.

Black African Guinea pigs, 12
to 15 wks. old, ines buyers
name short, blocky .type, very
thin hair, males, 50 e@a.;
females, $20. ea. Will Dixon,



2878 WS



5 .

Athens, 250 Hiliside St., Phone



HORSES AND MULES >
FOR SALE

1 Combination Work and
Horse, 4-7 yrs. old, fo. sale G. S.
Treadwell, Jackson.

2 Mare Mules, 10 yrs. old, one
1100 lbs., other 1150 lbs., $300.00
cash or trade for good used 1948
1949 or 1950 tractor and pay the
difference according to value.
S. J. Foss, Brooklet.

Black Mare Mule, about 1100
lbs., for sale or trade for heifer
around 6 cr 8 mos. old. Come
after, or write: Lee King, RFD
12, Brownmill Rd.. 2

Shetland Pony, gentle, 4 yrs.
old, for children, gelding 5
hands high, for sale. E. W.
Strickland, Fitzgerald.

Good Mare Horse, about 7 yrs.
old, work anywhere, $100.00;

~~

old, gentle, children can handle,
$75.00 at my barn, on Mt. Zion
Rd. Howard Smith, Tallapoosa,
Rise,

Iron Gray horse, work single
or dbl., 10 yrs. old, wt. 1200 lbs.
for sale or trade for cow. W. H.
Barlow, Newton, Rt. 1, Box 116

1100 1b. Mule, work anywhere,
$30.00 at my place. Z. J- Bridges,
Talmo.

One good Mare Mule, approx.
1100 lbs., gentle, will work any-
where, no plug, $75.00, or trade
for calf of same value. 8 mi. E.
Montezuma on Co. Line Rd.
Norris Singelton, Montezuma.

Mare Horse, 1450 lbs. red with
face and one white stocking foot
gntle, will ride and work to
anything or any place, $100.00.
T. M Powell Stockbridge, Rt. 1.

One Sorrel Reg. Tenn. Walk-
ing Mare, 7 yrs.-old, safe for
ladies and children, also one reg.
Sorrel Mare, 2 yrs. old, blaze
face and 3 white feet, both very
gentle, for sale or trade for cows.
O. J. Johnson, Hartwell.

Dark Colored Mule, 900 lbs.
work to wagon or plow, a little
aged, $35.00 cash. Or trade for
some yearlings or corn. H. G.
Brown, Austell, Rt. 1.



SHEEP & GOATS
FOR SALE



. a a

1 Milk Goat and fine Nannie
Kid, 3 mos. old; Also 1 good
blooded gilt for sale. C. P. Walt-
ers, Augusta, 1950 Hayne Dr.
Phone 39829. :

One Grdde Hampshire Ram,
3 or 4 yrs. old $50.00. J. A. Phil-
lips, Eatonton. |

A Good Ram, 18 mos. old,
sired by a grand champ. Ham-
pshire Ram, $30.00. Miss Kath-
arine Simpson, Roswell, Bar-
rington Hall

One Milk Goat, now milking
2 qts. daily, one Nanny Kid,
1 yr. old, ready for breeding,
both $45.00. C. R. Brown, Col-
lege Park, 622 Hershel V. Lee
Rd. Ca. 7848.

One Reg. Yearling Hampshire
Ram, ready for service, from
good bloodlines, for sale. Leon
Ehrlich, Swainsboro.

3 nice Doe Kids, 2 Saanans
from 4 qt. doe, one 3/4 Saanan
and 1/4 Tog from 4 qt. doe, born
in April 1952 at $10.00 ea.; One
smaller 3/4 Sannan and 1/4 Tog
Doe, kid born-Apr. 1952 at $7.50.
Clyde Bradley, Temple, P. O.
Box 91.-

1 Alpine Goat, giving about 1
quart daily, fine milker, been
milking about 1 year, $15.00 at
my barn on Panthersville Road.
H. F. Seay Ellenwood, Rt. 2.

2 nice Billy Goats, about 3
mos. old, milk type Toggenburg,
cheap. W. J. Stephens, College

Mare Saddle Horse, about 2 yrs. '












-1 Tog. Milk Goat, fres
about 1 gal. daily, and 2 S
Goats; Also one OIC Shoat.
for sale. Mrs. Jessie Ha
Jonesboro, Phone 5157. =

About 50 head Common G
males $5.00 and females $6.
eas or $5.50 ea: for lotd.
ONeal, McRea. c

One Baby Goat (black v
white), 3 mos. old, thoroughb:
$5.00.- Lockard Bell, Atl
2677 Pharr Rd. N. E. (Tel.
4390). : Sa Ste
eee ee

RABBITS AND CAVIES
SS POR GALE
























































- Pure NZW _ Rabbits, fr
ped. stock, young bucks re
tor service, $1.50; one year
does, averaging 8 to litter,
J. T. Pittard, Cumming. :



















About 60 Rabbits, frying siz
$1- Buck, $2:; Does, $1.50:
Mrs. B. L. Byrd, Loganvi
me 23 sores :






















































































Heavy weight Chinchilla
Buck, 15 mos. old, with ps
papers, $3.; One Giant Ch
chilla Buck, 5 mos. old,
ped papers, $5., or exch. -
buck of same breed. Doy
Price, Summertown; Rt. 1. _

Purebred Calif. Rabbi
limited number junior sto
ready to breed this fall. S
Williams, St. Simons Island,
O. Box 351. : S

Ped. NZW exclusively (1
and 38rd. prizes Decatur sho
2 first Atlanta). Satis. gu
Papers free. Walker E. Smi
Atlanta, 2684 Collier Dr.,
W., RA 9990. ;

2 Sandy Flemish Does, 5 1
mos. old, nice and large, ani
pair Golden- Fawn Flemi
same age, all Pedigreed
$5. ea. Write: R. Lamar Br
ley, Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

Checker. Giants, Chinchilla,
NZW Rabbits, at cheap pri
Selling out. E., B. Bundbe
Red Oak, Box 66. Phone At
lanta CA 9051. ~ ;

5 nice frying size - Rab
$1.25 ea.; 5-6 wks. old, a
Black Doe, $2.50; Lot $12.5
Dean Wright, Atlanta, 30
Briadwood Rd., Rt. 2, CH 84!

7 grown Rabbits 2 are
and four 4 mos. old; for
or exch. for turkeys, etc. J.
Brooks,. Atlanta, 439 Ca
St,, N.. W. AT 6649. i

3. Giant Chinchilla Vi
Does, 6 mos. old, $3.50 ea
White Buck, large breed,
21 Greps and Whites mi
Zo Li2estody Se smosies
Proven Chinchilla Does,
Express collect. J. H. Smit
Molena. me eee

3 prs. 8 wks. old Calif. Rab-
bits, $3.50 pr with papers; 70
mixed Rabbits, 8-9 wks. old,
$3. pr. Cheaper if all taken;
3 NZR Does, 14 wks. old, $4.-
50 ea. FOB. Ship anywhere.
Mrs. Sarah ONeal, Concord,
P..O. Box 104. ee : 3

Angora tabbits, $2.50. pr :
Mixed Rabbits, $1. Pr. Leon:

Goodson, LaFayette, RFD 4.

Rabbits: Angora, NZ Whit

Reds, foundation stock, b
for wool, meat and productio
Juniors, $5. pr.; Srs., $10. pr.
All money back guar. Ship any-
where. Letters ans. John Fields,
Griffin, 1018 W. Poplar St.

1 pair Golden Fawn Flemish
Giant Rabbits, buck 14-15 Ib.,
doe 16 or 17 Ibs, od stock,
with ped. papers, $10. pr.;

young 3 mos, old, same stock,
$4. pr. Exch. for white sa

seeleadieacientanamataneees =
asi in <

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Park, 101 Hembree Dr.




Mrs. W. H. Hensley, Ellija:
Rt 2;. Box Si. 5 :







A purebred Duroc hog sale
16 bred gilts, 16 Spring









Farms, Kensingtor

DUROC HOG SALE

August 14, at the Bainbridge Stock yards, B
gilts and 18 Spring
be sold. Write: George W. Bible, Mou










will be held on Thur.

in

vio












crimination. Its perfect! And ans-
fully these mollycoddlers which we
church and elsewhere.

gis July 29, 1952

missioner of Agriculture
Capitol -

a, Georgia
Mr. Linder: :

ee : July 29, 1952 now wiih Human Events. The article to editorial in the Market Bulletin for 23
Tom Linder which I refer appeared shorily before the July on the subject of discrimination.

issioner of Agriculture _ | Republican Nominating Convention four For a long time I have been disturbed
Georgia : years ago, and I immediately wrote to a over the misuse of the word discrimina-

article reprinted and given to every dele-
gate and alternate at the Convention.
I am sending carbon copy of this let-

Very iruly yours

former fae aa eS of ore tion for political agitation, and I am
; : : saying if he wanted to defeat Dewey for delighted to see you publish the true
ongratulations on your editorial the nomination he ought-to have this a Bee

A book has been written on revolu-
tionary propaganda and in it they define

T. W. PHILLIPS JR., PRESI- but, to confirm you in your position, if

DENT

you have not already seen it, I am enclos-

T. W. PHILLIPS GAS & OIL. ing a copy of an article written by F. A.

COMPANY BUTLER,

Harper and published by the Foundation
for Economic Education, Inc., entitled

July 29, 1952 Blessings of Discrimination,

Mr. Thomas Linder
ur third chapter on discrimination State Bureau of Markets

ja knock-out. I have always been very | 222 State Capitol



BITS AND CAVIES LIVESTOCK WANTED .

FOR SALE
: . - Want several young heifers,
e 2 mos. old NZW Rab-|beef type. Write full particulars
ea. Will ship COD. |in first letter. R. M. Van Leer,
Duggan, Cochran, Rt. Gainesville, Box 577.

: : Want to exchange 5 pairs good
ks, 13 Bs mules, 4-6 yrs. old, for yearling
2 $2. = tae "So: Bient cattle or sheep; And exch. a
breeding. Sammy Hub- yoke of matched steers for sheep
swell, Rt. 1. or Shetland ponies, 1-4 yrs. old.
J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs.

ora Wool Rabbits, 11 .
bucks, all $15.; 4lso | HOGS:
doe, 8 mos. old, 14, 3) Want 100 good feeder shoats,
Ship anywhere. Mrs. weights from 100-125 lbs. State
n Woody, Dial. prices per pound or head. H.
. American Angora|D. Vaughn, Chamblee, 4078
. 8 does, 5 bucks, $1.25| Redding Rd. Atlanta Phone CH
: lot. vd to 4692.
ea es. Hermon Led- z
force Rt.1 Ph.594w| Want good young thrifty
BS .|sow, perebred or good grade,
air NZW Rabbits, $4.00;/ with 8 or 10 thrifty pigs, free
roung buck, $2.00; Young} of worms and disease, 4 or 5
grown, $3.00; Lot $8.00. | wks., old, also 20 good. thrifty
Grice, Rebecca, Rt. 2.|shoats or pigs, purebred, 40-
; 50 Ibs., as near Odum as pos-

Rreeding Stock, hvy. | <;
nchilla and NZR fine ae DE Ogden, Odum, Rt.

excellent milkers, bred) 4 E: LES:
50; Rucks, $5.00; 4 mos. Che & MULES

iffi in| Pony, gentle and cart, reason
in ably priced. Mrs. A. R. Adams,
s : Hortense, Box 283.

dy Flemish Giant Does, s Ee

old, also 1 pair Golden| Want a gentle horse that will
lemish, same age, $5.00} work or ride, for children.
ped. from large stock.| Must be cheap. Sam Pelfrey,

vhere. R. Lamar Rrant-| Dalton, Rt.1. .

tsville, Rt. 2.
Want one good young horse,
r grown cheek nea Giants, | about 1000 lbs., work or ride,
ted, and 2 does, White | children can handle, cheap price
a, very reasonable.}M. M. Grey, Waycross, Rt. 2,
Ca. 9051. aster E. B.| Box 593.
rg, eo reek . O. Box

yet
Det ae ee, ee

Want small, gentle saddle
: horse. Must be broke to ride,
nice grown Reg. and/| for children. Contact: Neil W.
. Rabbits at bargain| Hendrix, Hickox. :
some New Zeland
ey aes = Want to trade 2 reg. Hamp-
Seg ae en shire Pigs for a young, gentle
Atlanta 924 Paoli Saddle Horse. Cannot Ship or
come after. Contact: Charles
Duggan, Cochran, Rt. 4.





CK WANTED | pouLTRY FOR SALE







. : BANTAMS:
2 grade Polled Here-/ Bantams: 4 Roosters, 4 mos.
ers or Young Cows] old, $1. ea.; 10 chicks, 8 wks.
South Georgia. C. S.|old, mixed, 50c ea. All mixed
St. Marys. g breed strong and healthy. Mrs.

20 head milk type dl Cannon, Barwick, Box

Face or Angus Cross 5
s, open or bred. Give Cock, Hens, Pullets, and
letter. Phone 45046. Cockerels from Blue Ribbon
th, Savannah, Rt. 4,| winners in R. I. Red and White
Leghorn Bantams, $2. and $3.
ea.; Also very dark exhibition
|| Cocks, large RI Reds, $5. ea.
}D. A. Asbury, Ate 442
Atwood St.





Does, $5.00 ea. S.| Want at once, a shetland | }



1 opposed to FEPC. Ailania, Georgia
1@ best article prior to yours that + Dear Mr. Linder:
bh was written by Frank Chodorov I want to congratulate you on your PHILADELPHIA 3, PA.

POULTRY FOR SALE

Small type Bantam Hens
(blacks and speckled) $1. ea.
U. 8. Lee, Rochelle.

Bantams: Pure Buff Cochin,
and cockerels, 75c ea. pairs
only; $1. per bird; 2 pairs 1 yr.

old Buff Cochin, $4. pr.; Hom-'

ae Pigeons, 1952 birds, $1.50
CoH Overby, Columbus,
3609 14th Ave.

Bantams: 2 White Rock

Roosters, 2 White Rock Pullets,
all 3 mos. old, lot $3.50. Plus |

shipping charges. Mrs. C. D.
Martin, Moultrie, Rt. 1. .

Bantams: 1 pr. B. B. Red O.
E., 1 pr. B. B. Red Modern;
few pr. young Silver Sebrights.
Will not ship. E. I. Nix, At-
lanta, 331 Josephine St., N. E.
Phone WA 0566.

5 Dark Cornish bantam hens

jand cock, $10.; 2 pr. White

bantams, $1.50 pr.; 4 hens and
cock, mix. bantams, $3.50. H.
M. Adams, Douglasville.

CORNISH GAMES & GIANTS:

Game Top Knot Cockerels,
. ea. Leonard Goodson, La-
Fayette, RFD 4.

2 Brown Red Game Cocks,
$3, ea.; One Claret-Roundhead,
$2.50. C. L. Griffin, Gainesville,
Oak St.

6 pure Dark Cornish Hens,
one 2 yr. old Cock, $15.; Cock-
erels, same breed, $2. ea. in
lots of two or more; Partridge
size Pullets, $1. ea. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

3 trios White Lace Red Corn-
ish, April 1952 hatch, $7.50
per trio. Send money order.
Mrs. J. C. Herron, Martin, Rt.
Sb

30-12 week old AAA Jersey
White Giants, 5 cockerels, 25
pullets, $1. ea. at my yard.
Mrs. T. V. Bramlett, Marietta,
RFD 4.

Dark Cornish Cockerels, long
yellow legs, nearly 4 mos. old,
$2. ea.; $3.25; 4, $6. FOB. Mrs.
Mamie Stone, Adairsville, Rt.
me

HAMBURGS:

Some 1951 hatch Silver
Spangled Hamburgs, very good
exhibition birds out of best
Strain. Reasonable. W. O.
Thomas, Savannah, 1205 East
40th.

LEGHORNS:

30 W. L. 4-A pullets; now
laying, $2.50 ea.; 10 friers, half
pullets, $1. ea.~3 bantam hens,
1 yr. old and rooster, $1. ea.
Ship at your expense. No chks.
Mrs. D. T. Harris, Statesboro,
Rt. 8:





Sincerely yours,

H. WICKLIFFE ROSE
AMERICAN VISCOSE COR-
PORATION 1617 PENN-
SYLVANIA BOULEVARD



POULTRY FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE

ORPINGIONS: 9 NH Red Hens, 16 mos. old,
10 fine yellow Buff Orp. pul-| 6 Austria White Hens, $1.50 ea4
lets, now laying, and rooster,| All exfra good layers. Mrs.
yr. old, $22.50 for lot. Mrs.|S. McArthur, Pine Log, Ga.

Marie Holland, Daten, Ma 40 5p AAWA gisia NE ed puk
* lets, 6 mos. old, laying, $2.50
MINORCAS: ea. at my home. Mrs. W. M.
Black Minorca cockerels, and Shirah, Cordele, 301-24th. Ave.,

setting eggs, for sale. L. N. East.
Millians, Newnan. NH Pullets, Macch hatch,
ROCKS: ready to lay, $1. ea. Mattie

2-1/2 lb. White Rock friers, 5, Ginn, Washington, ti. %

$1. ea.; also 80 W. R. pulets, 15 good laying Hens, N. H.
$1.25 ea. FOB. Paul A. Newton, | Reds, $1.50 ea. Can see. Mrs.

THINK.




t Tve leon out of town and missed | ter io Frank Chodorov, caro of Human | meaning of wort rad vymbole neospiea
feet 2 ce Constitution: Pledse' | Evenia, 1168 Eighteenth Street, Wadhing- | 4. iho existing order. Thly long term
opies, collect, and oblige. ; ton 6, D. C., and would be pleased if you program to aes seis meaning a dig-
poarerely. would send him a marked copy of your crimination is one item in current revolu-
FRANK S$. LITTLEJOHN, Market Bulletin of Wisdusedey, July 23, tionary propaganda.
_ D.. MARSHALL, TEXAS ee It may have come to your attention,

Edison, Rt. 1. Joe Moses, College Park, 134 ~

White Rock pullets, just be- Idell St.
ginning to lay, 6 for $8. plus 80 AAAA NH Pullets, 5 mos,

shipping chgs. Roy Grindle, | old, ready to start laying, $2. ats

Dahlonega. Rt. 1, Box 53. ea. single; Lot at $1.75 ea.

T. C. Echols, Atlanta, 811 Belle-
PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAILS, Doves, | meade Ave. N. W- Phone EM
8 mated pairs, Rices Royal) :
White King Pigeons, $4. pr.;| BANTAMS:
8 mated pairs, Rice Colored, 3 RI Red Bantam Hens and
$2.50 pr. Plus express. charges. | Rooster, $5. for lot. Willis E.
I furnish crate for shipping. All| Smith, College Park, 718 E.
A-1 birds. George S. Anglin| Virginia Ave. :
Jr., Brunswick, 1790 an ae 2 purebred Golden Sebright
cae Roosters, 2 Anoroca Bantam
One Blue Peacock, fully | Roosters, and several Ancona
matured, $30. or exch. for NH} Hens, several common bantam
Red Hens of equal value. Mrs.| hens. Will ship. T. F. Daniel,
Mittie G. Maddox, Griffin, Rt.| Statham. Rt. 4.
A.

RI Red Bantams, $1.50 ea
50 Bob White Quail, 3-8 wks.| FOB. Joe J. Wilson, Decatur,
old, $1.50 and $2. ea. FOB. E.|-828 3rd, Ave.
N. ee Atlanta, 642 Erin 2 Bant 1.50 at
AM prs. Bantams, $ ea.
pee Oe 2453. 5 mos. old; Pr. Black 5 mos, old,

- Chinese Ringneck Pheasants, | $1.50; Rooster, 1 yr. old, $1.5
3 hens, 1 rooster; Also 175 egg | 1 month old Bantams, 25-300
Oakes Incubator, used one time, | ea. Lockard Bell, Atlanta, 2677
$35. for lot. Robert L. Harpe, | Pharr Rd., N. E. Tel. CR 4390.

Milledgeville, Rt. 5, Macon|coRNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

ayy 3 No. 1 Claret-Hatch Cocks,

Racing Homer Pigeons, $3.) coming 2 yrs. old, well walked
pr. not banded; Special picked} but in moult, $5. or trade for
breeders, seamless banded, $5. | Leghorn (white English) pul-
pr. Grover C. Piper, Barnes-| lets. R. R. White, St. Elmo,
ville, 21 Railroad St. Phone} Tenn., Rt. 3, (Walker Co. Ga.).

oe Several Claret-Cuban, Blue

Sev. pr. Blue Peafowl, 3 yrs.| Cross Game Stags, 3-4 Ibs,
old, for sale. J..D. Bargeron,| crowin, $3.50 ea. MO. Also
Sardis. some Cuban Blue same price.

Racing Homer pigeons, $1.50/5: 0: Huff, Monticello.
pr.; young ones, 75c pr.; odd| Purebred Dark Cornish from
birds, 50c ea. J. M. Marsh,| Hornung stock, cockerels,
LaFayette, Chattanooga St. ea.; _pullets, $3. 50 ea.; Lot

REDS, NH, RI, OR OTHERS: | S* $18. C. A. Ingram, Lilly.

20 fat, extra large NH Red LEGHORNS:
Hens, 1 Rooster, $32.; Hens, $1.-| 40 good White Leghorn Hens,
50 ea.; Rooster, $2. Most all|1 and 2 yrs. old, best grade,
hens laying daily. Mrs. J. P.| good layers, $1.25 ea. MO. $50.
Harrison, Ellenwood, Rt. 1, (At for lot. Mrs. J. W. McGowan,
Conley), Twin City.

20 purebred Best Egg Grade | PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
NH April pullets, $1.65 ea.; 20} PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES,
best grade Austra-White Cross 11 Ringneck Doves, 2 ae
May Pullets, $1.60 ea; L.| $25. for lot. FOB. MO. Mal-
Clyde Bradley, Temple, P. O.|colm McMillan, Bartow, Po:
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Mecting On Vesicular | Chieago Stock Yards all of
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stock markets. For this reason,









: ( Continued from page One) which is forcing many of them to sell stock control officials of the several
_tesult of their work will be given to the small and feedr.type bogs -and cattle for are extremely anxious to get a pr
; lack of feed. Other farmers, also being k d foes i
press as soon as possible. without feed on account of the drought Dee ee ee
DROUGHT are not in the market. This forces the ble moment. :
~ price down on. small and feeder-type re LINDER
In the meantime, farmers are suffer- animals. = roa ae
tag great losses because of dry weather, The Federal Goverment has quaran- Commissioner of Agricul
POULTRY FOR SALE FARM HELP WANTED {| FARM HELP WANTED POSITIONS WANTED POSITIONS WA



. Pheasants, 1b hens, laying, 1 Want Colored man. with Want middle aged woman to Want to pick cotton in.North| White, man with
cock, 1 yc. old, $35. L. E.| family to work on dairy farm.| live with mother and son and| Georgia. Prefer Walker or Ca-| boys wants job on farm
~ Preston, Byron, Rt. 2. Must be sober and dependable.| do light farm chores on farm.|toosa Counties. Ready to start] after cattle and hogs.
House furnished. Write: J. H.! Satisfactory wages. Junius} work now. Boyd Jones, Ross- | experience. Refrences.

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8 ie vee ee Hughes, Dublin, Box 187. Pope, Alamo, Rt. 2, Box 59. ville, Rt. 2 Cherey Heights. Ronine, Norman Park,
2 1/2 mos. old; Lot No. 2, 3-| Want unencumbered white} Want young man and wife} Good honest, hard working} Middle age womian, uni
~ found 200 birds, last years Christian woman to live as one| (white) to help me do carpen-| man, 46 yrs old, now employed |bered, wants light farm
es haich, breeders all healthy, jf the family in country home| !er work on farm, pick cotton, |as general manager of dairy,|on farm near~ small vo
ni good meee? _ 45 Ringneck) ong do light farm work on farm. break corn and put up seed | wants job. 30 yrs. experience in}room, board, salary. Gi
a mneasants, 12 of them 51 hatch, | poasonable salary and pleasant | orn, and make syrup. 1H crop} milk bottle plant inside aod / details in etter. Mes.
sell together cheap. Ship any- home for right person. Margue- on shares for 1953. S. J. Foss, | outside, S. R. Wallace, Thomas- | Fletcher, Dablonea =





re BRS an oy aeaes rite Reeves: Cairo, Rt. 41 Box) Brooklet. ville, 126 College, St. Ww. Christian).

Ave, N. W. EM 2414, a : eo es aoe uae light} Man and wife, (with 3 chil-| Want to ie as one of
i Sch bauol : : es , arm chores. Salary - MOn-| dren) want job on farm, any-/ an k f all
Bee _ TURKEYS, GUINEAS, ies eee Mee ee th, board, room, and private | thing but shire cropping. Have ne "good.
. DUCKS, GEESE, -ETC.: AEG pecotignt Ss 2 geet bath sapere ae on be to have furnished oe John board, laundry. Taft
: /eladian-Romner = Ducks, (6: ei eae a 5 ?| yens, Dorchester, c/o Sunbury | Bates, Atlanta, 63 Clarke St,| Conyers, o/o Jolley Hi
ducks, 1. drake} $10, for lot; lights, water; Man to do pasture Dinnteuen Ss. W. 8 yers, y

ane = | farming for beef cattle, other : ie : ie

ane =e Ere ieee Bowel Roek chores. Should be able ta operate Want white man and wife on Want good facm for 1953 on tia aot ee arnt
( 2, Box 139. Be ; tlata for 1953, on standii
tractor. Can be slightly handi-| small farm; Man to do light| standing rent or 50-50 basis basig CPestey. for: cattle

8 BB Bronze Lurkey, Poults,|caped it capable of work state} farm work and look -after| with man that will and wants odd dobsed: WAKER.
Tt month old, 75 ea.; 5 BB/ white or colored. On paved road,! chickens, wife also work. 3 R/| to deal faicly. Experienced nae Vet tatit ee
Bronze Turkeys, $3. ea. at 3) mail, schdvl. route. Give full house, elee. lights, - running | growing all crops. Best of refe-| 31 9 as lease.
mos. old. Mrs. Anno Suttles, | details meluding | refrences.; water. On bus route. Weekly | vences. T. L. Powell, Macon, heli Fae clea 5
Montezuma, Rt. 2. Robert W. Wilson, Augusta, 855) pay. F. E. Weatherly, Lees-| P. O. Box 1391. Shatpsittee Ri. 1
er 10 Turkeys, Dbl. Breasted | Broad Street. = burg, Rt. 2 Box 301 Want 1 H Pera oa Ire

Bronze for sale~C. P. Walters, | ; Bass ss See rent, or 3rds and 4ths basis. 35 ye ota married -
Augusta, 1950 Hayne Dr. Tel.) Want settled, unentumbered| Want large white family -to Good land, house, lights, water, | with 7 children, one. 15

eee Ly a | woman to do light farm work!help gather 90 A cotton and 40. ts fe :
39829. lon earin. for BS board, small| A corn. 4 R house, elec., water, Laas ae Mb eae aoe od. walls ee a 1

1952. BB Bronze - Turkeys, | salacy. Modern conveniences.| 9n school bus and mail route. ot Be secre ais RE z Cows and all type wor oe
over half gcown; 150 haif| 1s mi. Atlanta. Write: Mrs. W.| See: Kelvin G. Ozburn, Mans- WT. Sims, Norcross, Wayne or Tatnall Co. can |
growa Chinese . Pheasants, Miller, Atlanta, 984 Peach- | field, RED. Family of 9 want-faim for references. Mrs. Har ay

ple enty of 1952 hatch Ducks ea be seg 1953 on shares, with right par- y
Geese; Also Bantams, Pigeons, | tees, N. i Want elderly woman (orj ty. Prefer. Coffee, Bacon, Jeff, Sere RET, Bos 7

and Rabbits. Write for prices.| - Want help for 40 A good couple) to live in farm home| Davis, or Appling Co. See or Want good size 1 H
Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt.| farm land; 25 A good bottom, and do ee farm work on/ write. William Artie Griffin, | 1953 on standing rent
2. /15 A upland, good pasture, 5 ae ek SRE etc. a ene Alma, Rt. 3. Atlanta or Decatur. Must_

38 head Geess $125 ea. at| house wired for elec. stove, are 2 ee Onty ah Man with large family wants | dwelling house wired
my place 10 mi. So. Ambrose. {3904 condition, on school and 38 aa St a wrk 7; job on farm. Man to. do repaic | tricity! Can give good refer
Bddie~ Fussell. -Ambrose: RFD | mail line, mear: church and Wine eco. an eNO y: write: | work or drive tractor or truck,|, S. Towns, Lithonia, R
Box 193. ob stores Good: well of water, Do=| Verne verte we ate re ae to gather crop. Need 4 Middle ase colt
ea ee ee cated Haywood Valley, Wiley| Want married man able to| F 5 BOBS, wie eae Oe woman wants home with
eee Se fed Guineas, ens,| A. Scoggins, Summerville, Rt.! drive truck and cut greens on| Watet. Have to be move s ty GOupIS. Haack aes
2 roosters, $6. to one party. | 4. large irrigated farm near At-| C3" Davenport, Fairburn, Rt. A Bp ti oncfavnl (e6k











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Must furnish own crates. Will 1
hi i Aihcs ee 2 lanta. Pay $4. daily. Nice house 50 yr. old man wants job as : ce
See ae ey Cargile, Want at once reliable family j-with alectricity. Year around | farm overseer. Good cattle and ee Posi:
ser SPEER 2: to. work in dairy. Good pay,| work. Phone 43-7322. R. F.| hog raiser, fair carpenter, Have Pie epee Write: Mrs.
3 paics of. two-thirds grown, good house, lights and water.| Sams, Clarkston. ~~ 3 small children and wife. Hays, Atlanta, 210 North

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Brown China Geese, unsexed, |! 1/2 miles from town on payv- ' F i |Some experience in dairying. N. W. Apt. 24.
1, led. highway. Contact: R. J. Want experienced dairyman. - , ; .p
b10. Pe.; 4 prs. half wild, with 8 ys eae sth. St|Must be good milker and E H.. DeLong, Macon, Rt. 5

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Want tractor crop on



ae uwvhite belt across breast, two-| Heard, Griffin, renite 5 eno as Want job on farm. C ick

3 -thicds grown, $12. pr. unsexed. | Phone 71897 " eee a lee aa a 200 Ibs EOE daily. No. bad: basis, or Cattle Fari for
i J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs. ease : : 5 eDie AnC, eater ae ee habits. Mrs. D. A. Gilley, | 2ea Marietta in Cobb or!

; Want 2, 3, or 4 farmers: to| weekly, milk, wood, and gar- i ~""?1Co, Consider raising

1 year old large Black Mus-| cultivate 200 acreas on Etowah|den. R. G. Jennings, Macon,| Cedartown, Rt. 3 - | Need 5 or Srm. house with v
s _eovy Ducks, the prolific kind,} iver >in _Dawsor Co.! 6 R)}P. O. Box 891. Phone 33536. _ Disabled Vet, white man, 5 :

: WhO for, % ducks, | drake |brick house, 3 tenant houses,|. want good veliable couple to | With Wife and3 small children, | 20S a" ty cook wi

. _ Thomas C. Wylly, Tennille. pastures, RED schcol bus, elec.| jive in house with me and help urgently in need of job. Can | exchanged. Sober. Write

5 grown White Pekin Ducks,|urnish self. Prefer man with) with garden, other farm work. drive tractor, truck and d0| i Fulsey, Powder Sor

: si = : Sooner z Peaneee Sanat oeea : * most any kind of farm work
fs piso hwo. halt, grown, young | Aeeler ae mee ene Good house for right people. reeuived Waar house to live Rt. 2.





dvcks, $10: for tot. ; ns; rences. Phone Clarkston, 43- SNe are Lone 5
eC. =Collier, aa | 6334. Or write: Mrs. Maggie Miss Josie Miller, Campton, in and small salary. Reply at} Want arm with chi
Turkeys: larae type Gobbler, |S. Hayas, Stone Mountain, Rt. .Want a very small _family | once. Horace H Skinner Sr.,| houses on standing:
/ lavee typ2 Hen, bath $10. Quick | bo: ) to raise chickens on pound College Patiu, Rt. 2, Atlanta | Experienced poultr is
uic "2 basis on ha'ves. Have houses} Phone CA 1241. % A. SVE a



sale at my home. Mrs. Charlie} want one white middle aged |to hold 7500 chickens. Must be - : - ae

Phillips, Macon, Cochr: Field, | Bela
Building ro BoE Pree: Field, | woman to do light farm work} reliable, sober, good worker.





| with poultry, gardening, etc.! Small 3 R house with electri- 3
M. J. Carpenter, Butler. city. J. O. Lunsford, Talking ; AUCTION SALES
Rock, Rt; 1.

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POULTRY WANTED | Want unencumbered white) : : Anton: sale of Reg. Hampshites: 25 Books gilts,

woman in 200d health to live Want white Christian Wo-
with Rigtar an farm and do|man, 40-55 yrs: old to live in|} YOUNS gilts and 2 young boars, consigned. by John_ c
light farm chores for room,| farm home as one of family |{ Fowler, Owner, Mountain View Farm, Cartersvill

BANTAMS: g
Want cconie hank llets board, and reasonable salary. and do. light farm work on will be held Friday, August 22nd.,. re PM. Gainesvi
bail Size prstected. Gint coon permanent for, night person, farm. Home has all conven-!| for Information, contact: Herbert Hq lade

ae af ese Prelerie (that can Miss Golden Brown, Commerce | iences including automatic hot Gai ill

be matled). only the purebred, | py water. ._ Non - tobacco ~ user. ainesville. q

er strain. BE. -M.: Lee, St: : Phone Clarkston 3-6717. Mrs. +
maha. Want wie oc col. help on) T. J. Maddox, Stone Mountain, :
Want 10 or 15 Buft Cochin | farm, with tractor or good |RFD 1.

baatams. State size and price. | Stock. . Will furnish 5 or 907







Want joak Geen 50, unen- . 4 ~ ek:
Thos B Tollis, Douglasville, | ie hal can fitanoe cumbered, to gather efop, fence 1952 Georgia Feeder-Stocker Calf Sales 4
3 ; : dt ;
GAMES: noua AG town on Highway * sceglies for room, board A series of sales of Quality Georgia Beef Fe
Want 2 0:3 aens and rooster|J, Van McCollum, Rochelle.|29d salary. Live in home. J./|-and Stockers, consisting largely of Herefords
of the id time kind of fighting | Box 1024. |B. Mosley, Austell. Aberdeen-Angus steers and heifers (to be sold sing]
Games, Red or Gray. Write at : Want a good reliable white | and both small and large lots, sponsored by local fi
once. Will Jackson, Wray, Rt. ea aL COPS slp woman, about. 50 yrs. old, to}| stock groups, were with the Georgia Agricu
oe fae honk wad Sib; weekly. Mea. ae as one of family and do |} tural Extension Service, University of Georgia, Coll
GUINEAS: O. G. Cooper, Dublin, Rt. 3. |Tisht salary. Just two of us lf Of Agriculture, Athens will be held as follows
Want 15 White Guineas, 2 w. aor : Foss Nobles Danville. RFD || the local Livestock Yatds accordingly: bee
mos. old, also a young Hol- ant good sober man with 17 ; Thursday Atlanta: August 29 Friday Ath

stein heifer. Advise. J. family, for tractor operator and }
Brooks, Atlanta, Rt. 5, Bolton to help with livestock on farm.| Want reliable white woman, September 4 Thursday Statesboro; September -
sc Rd, BE 5524 g References must be good.) middleaged, to, help with light Friday Lyonss September 16 Tuesday Rom
; SUSSEX. House with lights, running} farm chores, gardening, few || September. 18 Thursday Hawkinsyville. g
: > water ia yard. Need man now; poultry, ete, for good home] . Any further detailed information 0
Want 1 oc 2 hens or pullets and for goming year. Also need| with man and wife, and small ith Charles E. Bell, t si 4
and cock of either this uy man t@ work turpentine on|salary. J, P. McCleskey, P. O. nasa ae Ex ension
or 1951 batch. Write. 7 shares oc 1953. D. J. Harrison, Box 41 Sandy Springs. At-|{ fr; Ge Carne: Ext. noe
McGill, Dawson, Rt. 1. lackshear. lanta Phone EX 7078. Cees Uae